I've got an application built on Apache Wicket that I want to test with JMeter. But I've got a problem when I submit a form - all fields are empty on the server side. Does anybody test Apache Wicket applications with Jmeter with success?
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Maybe these articles could help.
If you need an example that just works, than maybe click-bench (a very simple benchmark that compares Wicket, Click and other frameworks) is a good start for you to make your tests working.
You can checkout the sources for click-bench, and see how it's done.
Adrian A.
2010-07-22 13:09:35