i want to send an picture and some parameters(key=value) to server by post.
now i use jmeter(version：2.13) to try to finish this job . i have set the "content-type" as "application/octet-stream" and also input some parameters and it's value into the boxes under the "paramete" tag. Also i've put the filepath of a jpg file and set the MIME type as "application/octet-stream".
But jmeter send those parameters as form-data not as binary data
Do anyone can help me with this ? i'll be deeply grateful for your help!
If you need to have Content-Type header to be application/octet-stream you have to uncheck "Use multipart/form-data for POST" box.
As per documentation:
When using multipart/form-data, this suppresses the Content-Type and Content-Transfer-Encoding headers; only the Content-Disposition header is sent.
If you still need the "multipart" you can append your parameters to "Path" like:
/upload/url?param1=value1¶m2=value2
Check out Performance testing: Upload and Download Scenarios with Apache JMeter guide for more information on simulating file operations in your Jmeter test.
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I have one problem with enconding variable in Jmeter.
I extract value from previosly response body and save to the value,
defined such as https://i.stack.imgur.com/fvyWE.png.
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According during using next POST method request JMETER code special characters such like as %,/
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I cannot reproduce your issue using "Body Data" tab of the HTTP Request sampler, if your setup is different - make sure not to check URL Encode? box next to the parameter name.
For the future: if you have doubts regarding proper configuration of the HTTP Request sampler - the easiest solution would be just recording the request from your browser using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder or JMeter Chrome Extension
I have a xyz.zip file and it contains multiple json files. I have to send this zip file in Jmeter post request and read all the json files.
Please let me know any solution.
Thanks in advance!
Just like any other file, using HTTP Request sampler
Tick "Use multipart/form-data" box
Provide full or relative path to your .zip file and use correct "Parameter Name" matching the name of the relevant <input type="file"> element at the page
More information: Performance Testing: Upload and Download Scenarios with Apache JMeter
I have a scenario where I want to read the data from CSV file and use the same in a POST request. The email data contains '#' symbol.
So, when I try to hit the API using Jmeter '#' is getting replaced by '%40'. I tried below solutions but it didn't worked out:
Uncheck 'URL Encode' checkbox
Used __urldecode function -> ${__urldecode(abc#xyz.com)}
Result:
I don't think JMeter converts anything, it should send POST request parameters as they are, what you see in the View Results Tree listener is the textual representation. You can use a sniffer tool like Wireshark to see what exactly JMeter sends:
If you switch to HTTP tab you should see that the username is sent with # symbol
If you have troubles building your HTTP requests manually consider recording just recording the request(s) using either HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder or JMeter Chrome Extension, both should produce syntactically correct HTTP Request samplers.
I would like to use SMTP Sampler in my Jmter script but i am getting error 500 saying that a file location is access denied. I performed workaround by adding attachment but in my case, I do not need to attach any files for my SMTP sampler. Are there any workaround for this?
Double check that there is no whitespaces in the "Attach file(s)" input (the whitespaces are not visible but given you provide something there JMeter will try to load the file)
You can open your .jmx script with a text/XML editor of your choice (JMeter .jmx scripts are basically XML files)
If you don't want to send any attachments there should be the following line in the script:
<stringProp name="SMTPSampler.attachFile"></stringProp>
if there are any characters between attachFile"> and </stringProp> - remove them and your request should start working (assuming that other configuration parameters are correct)
An example of incorrect setup (with 3 whitespaces) will look like:
Check out Load Testing Your Email Server: How to Send and Receive E-mails with JMeter article where you can see example configuration which you can re-use for building your own request.
You can check Send plain body and put your message text inside the file,
Send plain body (i.e. not multipart/mixed) If selected, then send the body as a plain message, i.e. not multipart/mixed, if possible. If the message body is empty and there is a single file, then send the file contents as the message body.
Email will send file content as email body
I'm running some tests of my webapp in Firefox Quantum (60.0.2).
I fill out a form, and submit it. This sends a POST request with an application/x-www-form-urlencoded message-body to my APP.
When I use Tools / Web Developer / Network Tools to inspect the request, the Params tab shows the decoded values that were present in the message-body of the request.
What I want, in this context, is to load the urlencoded content into my paste buffer.
Copy POST Data gives me a decoded copy of the information
Copy as cURL gives me a curl command with all of the headers, but the --data argument is an empty string.
What's the right way to get the raw message body?
Copy All As HAR loads into the paste buffer an HTTP Archive, which is a JSON representation of the "HTTP transactions" of your session. entries[].request.postData.text seems to be what you want.
In my experiments, you also get entries[].request.postData.params[], but according to the 1.2
Note that text and params fields are mutually exclusive.
So, good luck?