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Setting up Jmeter to do HTTPS

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I am using a jmeter 2.7 for my load testing. When we started of the urls to use were simple http. Now we have moved to HTTPS. Can some one tell me how to enable ssl in jmeter? I did go through the jmeter manual and un-commented the SSL portions (all SSL lines now :( ) from system.properties and also have changed the protocol to be HTTPS under Http Request sampler -> Http Request and still no success. I am lost on how to set ssl url in jmeter any help? Link that some one can point me to?

some more info: I'm running jmeter from my mac and it has Java version 1.6.

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38172 Avatar asked Jun 19 '12 18:06

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No, you need not to change any system properties. Here is random github https example that works for :

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ant Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 17:09

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