Hi Ari,
The problem is definitely how JMeter is saving the file
The file you attached contains a space at the start of every line
(after the first one) as if a CR LF is replaced with CR and space.
I edited the file in vi to do remove the spaces and do proper returns
after teh Content-Type line and it parsed correctly both with JavaMail
and MIME pull.
Paul.
On Jun 25, 2009, at 2:26 PM, Ari Heino wrote:
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> Paul Sandoz wrote:
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>> Doh! of course "In-bound request received"
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>> Would it be possible to somehow compare the two request entities,
>> byte
>> per byte, for the Jersey client request and the JMeter request?
>>
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> I'll see if that is possible. I do know that JMeter changes f.e. excel
> file's content while it was recording it's request. Original xls
> file was
> 22kb, and it ended up as 22,5kb after it had travelled through the
> JMeter
> proxy/recorder.
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> Paul Sandoz wrote:
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>> All i can suggest is there is some subtle changes that cannot be
>> observed when looking at it via email e.g. i wonder if CR LF are
>> getting stripped to just CR for example.
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>> Can you send me the request entity as sent by JMeter as an attachment
>> and i can try a simple test.
>>
>> Paul.
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> Attached the JMeter "Send parameter with the request" value:
> http://n2.nabble.com/file/n3154695/JMeter_outbound.zip
> JMeter_outbound.zip
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