JMeter使用BIRT报告进行测试

Question

I'm writing scripts for Load Testing for an IBM maximo application. This Application creates some BIRT reports and displays them in the same browser window but in a different tab.

I'm clueless how to open these with JMeter http Request. I copied the same request in JMeter as I found in Fiddler, but encountered some errors in the response.

My fiddler request is as follows:

reportFile=asset_meters.rptdesign&reportNum=1170&__newrun=true&comments=&fromEmail=no&where=%25EF%25BF%258E%25EF%25BF%25B9%2522%2513%2508%25136%25EF%25BE%25A8J%25EF%25BE%25A8%2501%25EF%25BF%25B5%25EF%25BE%2591%2527%25EF%25BF%2593y%25EF%25BF%25ACU%2523%2518x%251B%25EF%25BF%2580%25EF%25BF%2592%25EF%25BF%25BAh%250C%25EF%25BF%25A8o%25EF%25BE%25B6%2517%25EF%25BF%25A4*%25EF%25BE%25A0o%25EF%25BE%258BN%25EF%25BF%258A%25EF%25BE%25A8b3%25EF%25BF%25A8%250F%2505%25EF%25BE%25BFcU%2522&mroOrg=QRC&redir=%2Fmaximo%2Freport%2F%3F__report%3Dasset_meters.rptdesign%26appname%3DASSET%26__requestid%3D1550750628853%26uisessionid%3D17617%26csrftoken%3D8dkj0qdgphnd347jreegt21lj5&mroApp=ASSET&maxPass=%25EF%25BE%25AA%25EF%25BE%25A5%2529%25EF%25BF%2592h%2510%25EF%25BE%2596%25EF%25BE%2594&redirParams=repositoryType%3DEnterprise&customrptServerLogonPass=&smtpHost=localhost&localTZ=Africa%2FAlgiers&locale=en_US&p_asset=M100000000003&reportDesc=QR+-+Asset+Meters+%26+Installed+Information&mroUniqueKey=190221160348853_29579&extendedFields=false&Email_Choice=PDF&emails=&userName=maxadmin&ParmUserName=maxdemo&reportFolder=ASSET&qbrDisplayWhere=%28assetnum+like+%27%25M100000000003%25%27%29&schema=maxdemo&reportType=BIRT&appname=ASSET&ParmPassword=%25EF%25BE%25AA%25EF%25BE%25A5%2529%25EF%25BF%2592h%2510%25EF%25BE%2596%25EF%25BE%2594&mroSite=METRO&paramdelimiter=%7C%7C&paramstring=appHierarchy%3DASSET&__scheduleType=immediate&__reportname=asset_meters.rptdesign&isDuplex=0&baseTable=ASSET&customserverURL=&__overwrite=new&baseUrl=http%3A%2F%2F172.17.43.71%3A9080

JMeter Request is:

reportFile=asset_meters.rptdesign&reportNum=1170&__newrun=true&comments=&fromEmail=no&where=%25EF%25BF%258E%25EF%25BF%25B9%2522%2513%2508%25136%25EF%25BE%25A8J%25EF%25BE%25A8%2501%25EF%25BF%25B5%25EF%25BE%2591%2527%25EF%25BF%2593y%25EF%25BF%25ACU%2523%2518x%251B%25EF%25BF%2580%25EF%25BF%2592%25EF%25BF%25BAh%250C%25EF%25BF%25A8o%25EF%25BE%25B6%2517%25EF%25BF%25A4*%25EF%25BE%25A0o%25EF%25BE%258BN%25EF%25BF%258A%25EF%25BE%25A8b3%25EF%25BF%25A8%250F%2505%25EF%25BE%25BFcU%2522&mroOrg=QRC&redir=%2Fmaximo%2Freport%2F%3F__report%3Dasset_meters.rptdesign%26appname%3DASSET%26__requestid%3D1550750847369%26uisessionid%3D17618%26csrftoken%3Detbohmkqeg5ufvpr1tvrv9qp9a&mroApp=ASSET&maxPass=%25EF%25BE%25AA%25EF%25BE%25A5%2529%25EF%25BF%2592h%2510%25EF%25BE%2596%25EF%25BE%2594&redirParams=repositoryType%3DEnterprise&customrptServerLogonPass=&smtpHost=localhost&localTZ=Africa%2FAlgiers&locale=en_US&p_asset=M100000000003&reportDesc=QR+-+Asset+Meters+%26+Installed+Information&mroUniqueKey=190221160727369_29580&extendedFields=false&Email_Choice=PDF&emails=&userName=maxadmin&ParmUserName=maxdemo&reportFolder=ASSET&qbrDisplayWhere=%28assetnum+like+%27%25M100000000003%25%27%29&schema=maxdemo&reportType=BIRT&appname=ASSET&ParmPassword=%25EF%25BE%25AA%25EF%25BE%25A5%2529%25EF%25BF%2592h%2510%25EF%25BE%2596%25EF%25BE%2594&mroSite=METRO&paramdelimiter=%7C%7C&paramstring=appHierarchy%3DASSET&__scheduleType=immediate&__reportname=asset_meters.rptdesign&isDuplex=0&baseTable=ASSET&customserverURL=&__overwrite=new&baseUrl=http%3A%2F%2F172.17.43.71%3A9080

The corresponding responses:

Fiddler response is:

JMeter response is:

I checked in the server logs, but found nothing suspicious.

Then I observed in the JSON tab (in the Fiddler request) something like:

Is this is the bottleneck reason for me?

How can I embed this in my JMeter request?

Answer 1

My expectation is that you need to implement correlation , to wit extract the dynamic values for the following parameters:

• __requestid
• csrftoken
• mroUniqueKey

• etc.

  1. Check previous response and carefully inspect it looking for the values of the (at least) aforementioned parameters
  2. Extract them using suitable JMeter Post-Processors and store into JMeter Variables
  3. Replace hard-coded (recorded?) values in the HTTP Request with the values from step 2

Given you send the same request in JMeter as browser does (apart from dynamic parameters) you should be able to see the same response.

Check out How to Handle Correlation in JMeter article to learn more about "correlation" concept