Jmeter non http code error (org.apache.http.NoHttpResponse Exception)

Question

I generated .jtl from JMeter and created auto generated report from blaze meter and it was working fine with HTTP status code 200.

Now I am trying same with non-GUI mode and doing remote testing, trying to create test report from online blaze meter but I am getting non-HTTP response code from auto generated report of blaze meter while getting 200 on JMeter.

Error is org.apache.http.NoHttpResponse Exception

Hope this will help: Why Are My HTTP 200 OK Counted As Errors — Masud Jahan
– Masud Jahan, Commented Jul 20, 2016 at 5:25

Masud Jahan · Accepted Answer · 2016-07-20 05:36:21Z

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Usually, when a sample returns a 200 OK and failed status, it means a failed embedded resource sample or a failed assertion.

On your sampler dashboard did you tick the checkbox that states: Retrieve Embedded Resources? If so, you do use embedded resources. When you enable the View Results in Tree listener, you should see the top-level sample/response, sub-samples. One of them should be red (while the others are green).

For details, you could see this.

answered Jul 20, 2016 at 5:36

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Aleena Over a year ago

I have already added a listener View Results in Tree and all http status codes are green with 200 and I have not added any assertion. As I am new to jmeter can you please tell me what is Retrieve Embedded Resources and what is sampler dashboard? Thanks.

Masud Jahan Over a year ago

You will find "Retrieve Embedded Resources" checkbox at the bottom of your HTTP Request tab (Http sampler dashboard). This checkbox is used to simulate a browser retrieving embedded resources (such as gifs, css, js etc).

Masud Jahan Over a year ago

So I think, you don't see any sub-samples because you haven't checked the "Retrieve Embedded Resources" option. This is used to make JMeter behaviour more like a real browser.

Aleena Over a year ago

Nothing happened. May be I have not configured remote setting correctly. I tried jmeter gui after remote configuration to start test but gui was freezed and after some time it throws error engine is busy so tried this from non-gui mode right now from gui it is throwing this error java.rmi.connect exception connection refused to host. What should i do now? your help will highy appreciated.

Masud Jahan Over a year ago

All the machines (both master and slaves) must be in the same subnet. Your master seems local.

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