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Rad2014-03-21 14:28:12
Rad, 2014-03-21 14:28:12
How to solve a problem in Jmeter with the launch of test recorder?
When I try to run a test recorder in Jmeter, I get:
Root CA Certificate: ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA created in JMeter bin directory (etc. etc.)
windows, java 8, jmeter 2.11
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@drakesha
@Avg00r
So it's not a problem. JMeter says it has created a self-signed certificate whose file is in its bin folder.
If the browser then refuses to open the application via HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder , you will need to install this certificate in the browser.
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drakesha, 2014-11-16 @drakesha
and let him give out ... agree with everything,
then he will scare that the entrance to the site is dangerous and under your responsibility,
also agree .... it doesn’t matter.
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Vadim Yangunaev, 2019-01-21 @Avg00r
Root CA Certificate: ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA created in JMeter bin directory (etc. etc.)
So it's not a problem. JMeter says it has created a self-signed certificate whose file is in its bin folder.
If the browser then refuses to open the application via HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder , you will need to install this certificate in the browser.
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