Jmeter Https recording using Iphone

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I am having trouble recording my https traffic in jmeter and always get this error message. I havent had any trouble recording the regular traffic though.

Response code: Non HTTP response code: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException Response message: Non HTTP response message: java.security.cert.CertificateException: No X509TrustManager implementation available

what I have tried so far to overcome this problem

1) Installed Jmeter temp certificate in my device

2) Added HTTP(s) domain in the recording controller

3) Using Http client 4 in http sampler setting

4) Cleared the history in iphone
5) tried using http request defaults

I have Iphone6 ,its MAC OSX yosemite. Jmeter version 2.13

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iphoneproxyjmeter
What version of jMeter? What version iOS and iPhone? I ran through your case recording https traffic from FlipBoard and had no issues recording or playing back. I ran the test locally and then ran it remotely from multiple locations 20 threads with loop 10 distributed running on 3 agents Record from iPhone Test Case The JMX file is available as well. Would be interested to know if you can run that JMX locally as well? - Richard Friedman
edited my question with additonal details. I know I am doing a very silly thing and just need a pointer in the right direction - vishal
check this once - testautomationguru.com/… - vins
Can you create this issue with hitting any https endpoint? or is it specific to your domain? Do you know the endpoint? What happens when you open that endpoint in a browser? - Richard Friedman
I have already follow whats there in the link.. this is the endpoint I am hitting is [link] pubads.g.doubleclick.net/gampad/ads?[link] its the google public ad link Url - vishal

1 Answers

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I believe you need to import ApacheJMeterTemporaryRootCA.crt (it's being generated in /bin folder of your JMeter installation when you start HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder.

  • Locate the file
  • Send yourself an email message with the file enclosed
  • Open the email on the mobile device
  • Install the certificate

It should be enough to resolve your problem.

The easier way is to use Mobile Recorder service instead.