％40未在Jmeter中解码为@ [英] %40 is not getting decoded to @ in Jmeter

问题描述

我正在尝试Jmeter工具进行负载测试，其中我通过一个csv文件提供数据，其中包含所有电子邮件和密码登录请求。但是当传递参数时，Jmeter正在用'％40'编码'@'符号，如果我在我的csv中放置％40代替@，它在Jmeter中不会解码为@。对于其他特殊字符，编码和解码正常。请帮助。

I'm trying Jmeter tool for load testing where i'm feeding the data through a csv file which has all the emails and passwords for login request. But while passing the parameter, Jmeter is encoding '@' sign with '%40' and if i put %40 in place of @ in my csv, its not getting decoded to @ in Jmeter. For other special characters, the encoding and decoding is happening properly. Please help.

推荐答案

这应该是完全预期的。

It should be totally expected.

如果您通过GET请求登录％40 是正确的编码方式 @ 符号。

If you're logging in via GET request %40 is correct way of encoding @ symbol.

如果您要发送POST请求，JMeter应自动发送 @ 符号（至少我的JMeter 2.10 ）

If you're sending a POST request, JMeter should automatically send @ symbol (at least my JMeter 2.10 does)

您可能希望尝试以下方法之一：

You might wish to try one of following:

1. 添加查看结果树监听器，切换到 HTTP
确认 Encode？方块未设为电子邮件参数 b $ b
2. 明确告知JMeter通过 __urldecode（）函数解码电子邮件



3. 使用 Beanshell预处理器正确编码/解码您的电子邮件

1. Add View Results Tree listener, switch to HTTP tab and see what's actually being sent.
2. Make sure that Encode? box is unchecked for email parameter
3. Explicitly tell JMeter to decode email via __urldecode() function

4. Use a Beanshell Pre Processor to properly encode/decode your email

import java.net.URLDecoder;
import java.net.URLEncoder;

String email = "[e-mail]";
String encoded = URLEncoder.encode(email, "UTF-8");
String decoded = URLDecoder.decode(encoded, "UTF-8");

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