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    The document discusses how to read and write to a Temenos T24 banking application using JMeter for load testing. It provides two responses: 1) Capture a login and logout action using JMeter's proxy, filter out everything except the browser servlet, replay the script to get responses from T24. 2) Accessing T24 is not through a Java web application but through a programming language called JBasic. The comment suggests first understanding T24's applications, versions and functions before load testing. However, another user comments this is misleading as it does not answer the original question.

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    3/1/2020 javascript - How to read and write to a Temenos T24 application using JMeter?

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    How to read and write to a Temenos T24 application using JMeter?


    Asked 5 years, 2 months ago Active 5 years, 1 month ago Viewed 1k times

    i am trying to perform a load test on a temenos T24 application ascertain the performance of the
    application using JMeter. It uses servlets which makes impossible to go to other pages because
    0 its fully javascript based. I am hoping the gurus would help me out . Thanks in Advance. Regards,
    Benjamin.

    javascript jmeter testng load-testing performance-testing

    asked Oct 27 '14 at 15:58


    BENJAMIN INTSIFUL
    1 2

    2 Answers

    ¿No encuentras la respuesta? Pregunta en Stack Overflow en español.

    You can access the BrowserServlet of T24 using jmeter. All the transactions of t24 is handled
    through browser servlet. Try capturing a login and logoff action using jmeter proxy, filter
    3 everything apart from the browserservlet (filter even the javascripts), replay the script, you should
    be able to get the response from T24.

    answered Nov 25 '14 at 8:53


    Natty
    125 1 1 9

    Can you elaborate the answer please? – Abdul Alim Shakir Nov 17 '19 at 12:02

    1 Please check the following link jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/jmeter_proxy_step_by_step.html There are


    several good tutorials about jmeter in the Jmeter website itself – Natty Nov 18 '19 at 9:24

    After following the steps, getting Error Message : SECURITY VIOLATION (Code: SV-06). Can you help? –
    Abdul Alim Shakir Nov 19 '19 at 11:55

    1 Security violation is a global error message from T24 and there could be several reasons behind it(session
    ids, window names, tokens, counters etc). Please check the browser logs for more information. – Natty Nov
    22 '19 at 11:52

    T24 is not a JavaEE web application, even it can be accessed via web. The named JBasic is
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    3/1/2020 javascript - How to read and write to a Temenos T24 application using JMeter? - Stack Overflow

    -3 tool). But I suggest you first read helptext in T24, if you understand what's the APPLICATION,
    VERSION and FUNCTION, and then you could be batter understand T24. Good luck!

    answered Nov 21 '14 at 0:30


    GeneGong
    1

    This comment is completely wrong and misleading. The OP never asked anything about JBasic (which by
    the way is wrong too, just like "Shh tool" is too), nor did they ask anything about applications versions and
    functions which refers to a completely different area of the system. – lucianf May 2 '15 at 18:04

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