I have a scenario of uploading a product image . I recorded the scenario using proxy server
but the image is not uploaded. I tried by moving the images to the bin folder and then did the same still the image is not uploaded. Can anyone help me to rectify this issue.
My code is :
Send parameter with request
Name Value
_method POST
Send files with request
file path Parameter name MIME type
C:/loc/jmeter/bin/img.jpg data[Product][product_image] image/jpeg
Actually the problem is with the HTTP Requests Path because when i add an image using proxy server
HTTP Requests
Server Name: Server.com
path:/products/image/1147
Using the same path i was not able to upload images but when i change the
" path:/products/image/1148 "
Was able to upload image but every time i cant change this.
Is there any way to automate it.
Please help me..
Make sure that you have following configuration:
POST method is selected from drop-down.
2.Use multipart/form-data for POST box checked
Parameter name exactly matches relevant input of type "file" at upload page
Any other correlation and session attributes are fine, i.e. session ID, cookies, etc.
Also it worth checking jmeter.log and log of your web/application server or proxy for any errors.
See Upload and Download Scenarios with Apache JMeter guide for more details.
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If I upload an image on Postman using only binary option it works. If I use form-data to upload a file on Postman the image file gets corrupted with unnecessary appended info. So I tried to record JMeter script while uploading image on Postman using binary option. But the image size grew from 279kb to 509kb and I got a corrupt image. It's only 279kb when I send on Postman without recording. See pictures below.
If I use the "Files Upload" tab on JMeter HTTP Request, it appends info as below making the image file corrupt. The JAVA implementation on Advanced tab doesn't work either.
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Content-Disposition: form-data; name="source"; filename="fileupload.jpg"
Content-Type: image/jpeg
Can someone please provide me Groovy or BeanShell code to upload multiple image files one by one? Or, if there is a way to capture the traffic properly without the image file getting corrupt with additional data, please let me know and I can try. Thanks.
binary file upload means that the file is being send as the HTTP Post request body
JMeter's equivalent configuration would be:
Switch to the Files Upload tab of the HTTP Request sampler
Provide full or relative path to the file you want to upload
Other fields should remain intact
More information: JMeter Performance Testing: Upload and Download Scenarios
I am trying to upload tar.gz files into google cloud bucket using jmeter. Here i am using File management service, GCS & Jmeter.
Execution flow.
1. Using get Request i am hitting FMS.In response I'll get response message. this response contains the URL to upload the file to GCS.
2. Now the file SJ311.tar.gz file is uploaded in the folder iviu/SJ311 folder in GCS.
3. In GCS cloud function is written a code which will extract the .gz file & all .csv files should be extracted successfully.
Issue : through POSTMAN i am able to do this i.e. file is uploaded & it is decompressing the tar file but using jmeter file is uploaded successfully but its not extracting/decompressing.
If you're able to send the request using Postman and see that JMeter behaves differently than it means that you're not sending the same request using JMeter.
Most probably this is due to missing or incorrectly defined HTTP Header so make sure to compare each and every detail of the request and given you send the same requests you should get the same behaviour/response.
Going forward if something is working in Postman and not working in JMeter you can just record the relevant request using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, just configure Postman to use JMeter as the proxy and run your request, JMeter will capture it and properly build the HTTP Request sampler, add HTTP Header Manager, etc.
Just remember to copy the file(s) you will be uploading to the "bin" folder of your JMeter installation prior to recording, otherwise JMeter will not be able to capture the request.
Solution to the above question is, under File upload section-> under Parameter name field i added DOM attribute or webelement value for the "upload file" button which is present in Google cloud storage screen.
Now after removing that parameter value, file is getting uploaded successfully.
If we add the attribute value, file will get uploaded successfully but it will be corrupted.
Context: Trying to upload a file to a web application
Let's assume I'm only using the basic options:
HTTP Request Sampler:
Method: Post
Protocol: http
Path: /api/file/upload
Follow Redirects: checked
Use Keep-Alive: checked
Use multipart/form-data: checked
Files Upload:
File Path: C:\Users\etc...etc
Parameter Name: file
MIME: image/jpeg
Cookies are set with Cookie Manager, Login is also set.
Uploading small files (130KB) works fine like this, Bigger files throw an error 500: "Cannot delete temporary file chunk."
On-website upload works fine and uses resumable.js (which is also the one throwing this error I assume)
I am assuming this is due to chunking, since that's basically the only major difference between what I have tried. Does anyone have any insight on this?
Edit: Using the image photoGood that is "chunked"/split in 2 blocks I can also form POSTs with these parameters:
resumableIdentifier 20702285-photoGoodjpg
resumableFilename photoGood.jpg
resumableType image/jpeg
resumableRelativePath photoGood.jpg
resumableChunkSize 1048576
resumableChunkNumber 1
resumableTotalChunks 2
resumableTotalSize 1859876
resumableChunkSize 887520
However, only the ChunkNumber 1 will be used, as in, the chunks are not joined together on the server.
I think your request is missing some mandatory parameters like:
resumableChunkNumber
resumableChunkSize
resumableTotalSize
resumableIdentifier
resumableFilename
resumableRelativePath
etc.
Check out documentation at http://www.resumablejs.com/ website for more details.
If you're able to successfully perform upload using browser you should be able to record the associated request(s) using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, just make sure to copy your PDF file to "bin" folder of your JMeter installation before uploading the file and JMeter will generate the relevant HTTP Request sampler(s) under the Recording Controller.
Check out Recording File Uploads with JMeter article for more details.
It would also be good to capture the traffic from JMeter and the real browser using a 3rd-party sniffer tool like Fiddler or Wireshark, this way you will be able to identify the differences. Once you configure JMeter to send the same requests as the real browser - the whole transaction will be successful.
I attempted to record a file upload in JMeter, using port 8888, but the file failed to upload when using JMeter as the proxy ( Recording Controller and HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder ). I also tried to run this from within JMeter by choosing "Start" and viewing what I had just recorded in the View Results Tree listener. When I ran it this way, I received a 500 error for the file upload line in the View Results Tree listener.
So, I ran Charles network proxy while doing the file upload to see if the same thing happened. It did not. I was able to successfully upload the file going through the Charles network proxy on the same port 8888.
Furthermore, I took out all proxies and did the file upload successfully.
Only when I use JMeter as the proxy do I have a problem uploading the file.
In JMeter, after first running it with no changes, I then tried to change many settings like Implementation, Content Encoding, Browser-campatible headers, Retrieve All Embedded Resources, and many others to see if this would help, but it did not.
So, my gut tells me that there is a setting that is set incorrectly.
I found this post that talks about changing to use "Java" in the HTTP Request Defaults. ( Unable to upload image/file when using Jmeter HTTP Proxy server ) This did not help me though when I tried that.
I found this post also which mentions some other types of things ( Unable to record an upload file scenario in JMeter though it is possible by manual effort with specific browser settings ) . I did check the headers against Charles and they look the same.
Any ideas?
============= Edit below is adding the test plan screen shot===============
During recording you need to put the file you want to upload in jmeter/bin folder.
This is due to some limitations of browsers which do not transmit the full path.
So, apparently, I had to remove the parameters from the "Path" line and move them to the "Send Parameters With the Request:" for the line that I had the 500 error on ( the highlighted line in the screen shot I had attached above ).
In summary, here is what happened. When I recorded the file upload with JMeter using the Recording Controller and HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, JMeter had put all of the parameters in the "Path" field for me on many of the lines that JMeter had recorded for me. I did not even think twice about what JMeter had done automatically for me. So, after I removed all text except "/" in the "Path" field and added each parameter one at a time under "Send Parameters With the request", I received a "200" status code on the line that had given me the problem. I also went into all other lines and made these same changes for the parameters. I still am not sure if the file upload is actually working, but I don't care about that right now since I did get a "200" on the line that was giving me a problem. That is enough progress to keep me moving ahead... :-).
I am working on upload file module that works on internet explorer only and it requires following browser setting mandatory:
"Include local directory path when uploading files to server" should be enabled.
A failure message "Unable to upload file" displays when we do not make required setting in browser while manual attempt else it works fine.
Now when I am trying to record the scenario in JMeter, getting same error message even I made required browser settings.
Note: Additionally, I tried to include these calls by copying from browser tools and paste it in JMeter transaction but get the same result in response.
Have any one experience the same or can help me out?
Thanks,
Nitin
Few things to consider:
Make sure that you use Java implementation of HTTP Request
Make sure that "Use multipart/form-data for POST" is checked
Make sure that you provide a file within "Send Files With the Request" field providing correct path, parameter name and mime-type
If all above has already been applied and you still experience problems I would recommend to capture the data being sent by Internet Explorer with a sniffer (Fiddler, Wireshark, etc.) and compare it to data, being sent by JMeter. They must be the same. If they aren't - you'll need to customize it using HTTP Header Manager, HTTP Cookie Manager, etc. If JMeter is not flexible enough to set all the required parameters via GUI, i.e. still tries to send full path of file instead of just filename or vice versa, you can always go deeper and manually build multi-part post request via Java Request Sampler (see SleepTest and JavaTest source code for details) or via Beanshell which is 100% compatible with Java syntax but may be harder to debug due to it's script nature.
Path to SleepTest and JavaTest files is follows:
/src/protocol/java/org/apache/jmeter/protocol/java/test/JavaTest.java
/src/protocol/java/org/apache/jmeter/protocol/java/test/SleepTest.java
JMeter sources are available from JMeter download page
Steps to upload the image using jmeter:
locate the image in bin folder Select Post method and check the "Use
multipart/form-data for POST" in HTTP Request
Provide details of Send files With the Request in HTTP Request
Record the Upload scenario and stop button in Jmeter (Image wouldn't upload while recording in Jmeter)
Now before running the script, Go to upload response and give the full path of image in "Send files with request field"
Now Run the script. You can able to see the image