I have a jmeter scenario where I need to upload a txt file of different size . To upload the file in jmeter , we enable multipart and request is of PUT type.
I am also getting put body , which is creating issue in my log files in the backend . Posting a sample request body . Is there any way where we can just send data without any data showing up under put data .
According to your screenshot you're trying to upload a file to http://www.csm-testcenter.org/test page, the page assumes HTTP POST method, not PUT.
If you're uncertain regarding proper JMeter configuration when it comes to uploading files be informed that you can just record the file upload event using your favourite browser (or another application) and JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder. All you need to do is to copy the file to "bin" folder of your JMeter installation, this way JMeter will be able to properly capture the request and generate the relevant HTTP Request sampler and HTTP Header Manager.
More information: Recording File Uploads with JMeter
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I'm trying to send a csv file as a request in body.
It's working fine for me in Postman. But I'm getting the below error in Jmeter.
{
"id":32,
"deleted":null,
"uuid":"f5cec747-4794-4e54-9c4b-58da61f30921",
"status":"Error",
"csvFileName":"",
"unsuccessfulRecords":[
"['Not Applicable', '{\\'csvFile\\': [ErrorDetail(string=\\'The submitted data was not a file. Check the encoding type on the form.\\', code=\\'invalid\\')], \\'assets\\': [ErrorDetail(string=\\'Expected a list of items but got type \"str\".\\', code=\\'not_a_list\\')]}']"
],
"successfulRecordsCount":0,
"duplicateRecordsCount":0,
"createdBy":"user",
"createdAt":"2022-12-06T09:58:51.285524Z",
"modifiedAt":"2022-12-06T09:58:51.285538Z",
"idAllowdAt":"2022-12-06T09:58:51.285538Z",
"idAllowListType":1
}
Below is the request i'm sending as part of Body Data. The REST Api accept these parameters, and afer that it imports the CSV file:
{
"csvFile": "${__FileToString(D:/Users/anabeel/Downloads/Demo/Demo.csv,,)}",
"allowlistTypeId": "1",
"createdBy": "user",
"assets": "['asset1', 'asset2']",
"uuid": "${requestIndex}",
"tags": "{'Platform Family':[{'abc123':'LinuxOS System'}]}",
"tenantId": "abc456"
}
Content-type: application/json
It seems I'm not importing the csv file the right way. Can someone please help me as I dont have much experience working with Jmeter. I also tried using CSV Data Set Config, but it didn't worked for me.
If your request "working fine for me in Postman" you can just record it using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder.
Configure JMeter for recording, the easiest option is going for Recording Template
Import JMeter's certificate to Postman
Configure Postman to use JMeter as the proxy
Copy your CSV file to bin folder of your JMeter installation
Run your request in Postman
JMeter will generate proper HTTP Request sampler and HTTP Header Manager
Parameterize the path to the CSV file if needed
Your JMeter request should be working fine now
More information: JMeter Performance Testing: Upload and Download Scenarios
I create Thread group , increase the threads to 10 , and use cookie manager in order to get different session while requesting web service , but every time i send same POST parameter to web service , but i want to provide different post parameter in each request to my web service through Jmeter . is it possible ?
Most commonly people use CSV Data Set Config for JMeter tests parameterisation. The idea is the following:
You have a CSV file containing the list of parameters you want to send
You add a CSV Data Set Config to your test plan and configure path to your file and output variable name(s), for example parameter
In the HTTP Request sampler substitute hard-coded request parameter with the variable from the CSV file like ${parameter}
Now when you run your JMeter test each thread (virtual user) will pick the next line from CSV file on each iteration so all HTTP Requests will be different.
References:
JMeter Functions and Variables
Using CSV DATA SET CONFIG
I'm able to generate the HTML report for cucumber on Jenkins.But I would like to know if there is any way to convert that HTML to pdf as a post build action or send the HTML report without losing any format.
I'm able to send the HTML report to email but it's not formatted.It is missing the folder structure.
Plugin I'm using as post build action is Editable Email Notification and in Attachments I give this , js/,fonts/,embeddings/,css/* .
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've done this a while ago via 3th party service. You can use this htmlpdf site and send a request with form-data URL parameter (or there is stand-alone app as well) or this html2pdfrocket API.
In case you are looking just for the content as image, you can create dedicated build step using Selenium's screenshot option and add it as attachment in the email body.
I am new to domino.
I trying to handle a file upload request in Java agent of domino.
I assumed that it should be an embedded object in document context, but it is NOT there.
I don't know any other way, Is there a way to get the file which is sent as a post request? How does the domino handles it.
thanks
The simple solution to uploading files is just to create a Form containing a FileUpload field and then move or process the file in the QuerySave agent. Don't think you can upload files to and web agent.
Good links:
How To: Upload Files To Domino From Flex
Adding Your Own File Uploads to Forms
/Not soo much newb anymore
Most likely the attachment is embedded into a RichText element in the document. To access it, iterate through the document.items and find an item of type RICHTEXT. Then you can check it for embedded objects.
There is a useful domino object map located here
/Newbs
I want to copy/move an Excel from local machine/given path to Server location.
The server location , we manually uploads the Excel file but i want to do it autmatically by using Java files.Can i do it , if so please give me a suggestion on it.
How do we skip those uploading mechanism which we do manually.
thanks in advance
VSRK
If you upload it via a web form, you can use Apache HttpClient to programmatically create the request sent to the server and upload the file. You will need to handle by yourself any authentication needed before the upload, store any cookies the server sends you, and do any post-authentication navigation the web page requires. You will also need to recreate the upload request exactly as the web browser sends it, parameters and all.