I am having some problems with jmeter. When i try to submit values to a form they don't appear there in the updated list. I am trying to check a feature of adding restaurants of a web app based on a local server right now. In the view results tree it appears successful. I put the id of the parameter by getting it from the page source and then write the value for it in the value column. Can please someone guide me through the process?
JMeter actually dose not cares about what page it has got back as response, any response with status 200 will make it successful. It is users responsibility to make sure correct response is retrieved. So when you submit a form through JMeter to add a restaurant, make sure the response for it has success confirmation of restaurant added.
Following SSujesh answer, If for example you will do a false login in drupal - you still get 200OK ...
Try and find out if there is a key that is generated per user that you need to extract, for example:
Druapl will issue a form_build_id that you will need to extract (every time you initiate a login) and then pass while you do the post request...
Same goes to aspx.
gl,
Refael
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I am attempting to create a custom connector for the Clio API (https://app.clio.com/api/v4/documentation). I was able to successfully authenticate and access the API in Postman, testing out quite a few different types of requests with good results.
Then I exported the collection to a Postman file and imported it into a new custom connector in my MS Flow account as instructed at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/connectors/custom-connectors/define-postman-collection. As part of that process, I entered the following settings:
Scheme: HTTPS
host: app.clio.com
Base URL: /
Within the custom connector requests, all the definitions looked acceptable, except that instead of having the fully qualified request URL, they did not include https://app.clio.com.
For example, one request should use the following address:
https://app.clio.com/api/v4/contacts.json
The field in MS Flow, where URL should be entered, is grayed out and only includes /api/v4/contacts.json and looks like this:
The grayed out field cannot be typed in. Instead, I have clicked "Import from sample," which leads to a window where I can type in the fully qualified URL. After I do that and click the "import" button, the window still lists the partial URL as shown above.
At first I thought that was intentional, since I had entered the host elsewhere for the connector, and I thought that Flow would put them together to send the request to the right URL. But it did not: when I tested the operation, I got a 404 error:
{
"error": "{\r\n \"code\": 404,\r\n \"message\": \"Unable to match incoming request to an operation.\",\r\n \"source\": \"msmanaged-na.azure-apim.net\",\r\n \"path\": \"\",\r\n \"clientRequestId\": \"500779d5-356d-4c79-bf96-caf2-f5bc2919\"\r\n}"
}
When I looked at the request, this is the URL:
https://msmanaged-na.azure-apim.net/apim/clio2.5fb03ce8462066f352.5fdeb6bc35b813689d/92053762-68ce-4c1d-9085-0785-0fd98c3b/api/v4/contacts.json?type=Person
So obviously Flow is not using the correct request URL, and I cannot figure out how to enter the fully qualified request URL. Can anybody tell me what I am doing wrong?
I found another comment where someone else is having the same problem: https://stackoverflow.com/a/48813209/7191369 so I'm not the only one. Thanks in advance for your help.
Edit:
After some additional searching, the address in the request (with https://msmanaged-na.azure-apim.net) is the required redirect URL for the proxy per this post: https://powerapps.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/custom-api-with-authentication/, and is used when processing OAuth. But the crappy part of this is that I can't see the request URL so I can't troubleshoot. Is there any way to see what request the proxy server is sending out to the Clio API?
It's been a while since this question was posted, but let me give you a suggestion to include the /api/v4 part of the URL inside the Base URL property of the Flow. This way all your endpoints will use the specified version and you will not have to define them one by one in each request.
Except if you intentionally want to use different versions across the requests :) Anyways, I'm glad that you've been able to resolve the issue.
I just started to use JMeter with the tutorial (for a sample website), which returns clear response data.
But, when I started to use in one of my projects, I saw the response was encrypted in View results in tree.
So can anyone provide solution for it? This was the response i was getting
I doubt you haven't check marked 'Use this proxy server for all protocols' while creating manual proxy configuration. By checking/ ticking that check box it will allow you to record the scenarios and also it gives you a proper response.
and I also doubt that you are getting proper server name. By doing the above step it will solve your problem
Facing the issue while developing the performance script for salesforce application. The issue is, one of the apexremote post call is too large in size. Jmeter is getting hanged if i am trying to click that particular request. Even if I manage to enhance the post request somehow the cursor is not going to end of the line. Hence at the end of the line there is one CSRF which I am not able to correlate. This is only happening for only one apex post request. Because of this my orders are getting rejected while provisioning. I tried by increasing my heapsize in jmeter.bat file but no help.Searched in google but didn't find related queries. I tried the same thing with neoload and I was successfully access and enhanced that particular request.
Has anyone experienced ever! How to resolve this.
Please HELP!
1.Basically for that you need to be Patience after clicking on the request and when the request populate properly copy that post data into notepad++for correlation purpose.
2.Or other solution is Open the .JMX directly into notepad and from there copy the post data into other notepad++ instance and form there with some manipulation you can do correlation.
3.Hope you already changed the property "view.results.tree.max_size=0" in "jmeter.properties" file because may be for next correlation you will get the message like "Response data is to Large".
I had also faced the same issue several times in past, so in that case just copy the complete post body and paste it into notepad++ and modify the content there instead of modifying in jmeter itself, then paste the content back to jmeter and execute it.
This will resolve your issue but have patience while clicking on http request to copy the post body because it'll take some time to open the request properly
I have found out the solution for the very big request for which meter is getting hanged. The best solution is to take the request from the html body of the view result tree listener for the recorded original one and paste in the payload of a new sampler. Then add it in appropriate place accordingly. We can also keep a raw request and make the correlation changes there itself instead of messing around in the big request payload.
I'm using Jmeter to perform load test on Moodle application
I followed the below steps to replicate a simple "add company " test scenario
1: Recorded the browser actions through HTTP Test script recorder and created a test plan with thread user of 1
2: Added HTTP Cache Manager,Added regular expression extractor for retrieving dynamically generated session for login HTTP request.
For Http request of adding new company, addded user parameters containing new company name
I run the test, everything seems ok in the view results tree- response section (response code: 200,response message:OK), all the required variables are passed in the HTTP POST
PROBLEM: New company added through Jmeter test is not reflected in UI of the moodle action
Can any of you please let me know
Is there something I could be missing or anyway I can debug the problem?
P.S: I'm new to Jmeter and looked around a lot for data inputted through Jmeter not being displayed in the UI of the web application,dint find useful results.
The answer to questions of this sort is almost always that you missed some necessary dynamic value besides session ID which you did catch.
An HTTP200 response just means the server returned a "good" response. Which could also happily contain an error message.
I would check the actual html body of the returned response for any errors. Checking the log on the server side can give you clues to what went wrong sometimes. You should also try adding a cookie manager.
Run your test with 1 virtual user in GUI mode with View Results Tree listener enabled and inspect responses to see where your scripts fails. My expectation is that you simply cannot log in.
See Moodle-JMeter-LoadTest.jmx file for reference, it uses XPath Extractor to get session key and course id.
I don't think you can test using JMeter. Try JUnit Test cases instead http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/junitsampler_tutorial.pdf
I recently recorded a test script in Jmeter intended for use as a load test script (using this handy set of instructions. The recording itself worked great and I even figured out how to grab and parametrize the session ids and timestamps. However, if I run the recorded steps just as they were recorded some of them don't work -- they generate "500--Server encountered and internal error ...nested exception is java.lang.NullPointerException" The failing steps are all Ajax calls that populate sidebar elements. If I copy the request GET call (Request tab, ViewResultsTree) and paste it into a browser I get the exact same error. Do I need to record my script differently, or hand-code the ajax calls? Other, earlier steps work correctly and send the expected POST data, so it isn't the application under test or forgotten proxy settings. Currently running against Firefox 3.6.10
Any suggestions on how I can debug this would be greatly appreciated.
The first thing I'd do is determine if the java.lang.NullPointerException is happening on the client side (JMeter) or on your server. If it is happening in JMeter, than something is terribly wrong with either your script or with JMeter.
But assuming that the error is encountered on your server, then looking into the cause of the exception may shed light on what is wrong with the request issued by JMeter. Do you have access to the code where the exception is thrown?
I would also recommend comparing the request in the recording with the request that generated the error. You may need to determine which parts of the request are session-specific and ensure those fields are populated correctly.
It sounds like Jmeter isn't executing the AJAX calls, and this can be fine depending on your site. Can you simply do an HTTP request to get the pages the AJAX calls populate?
I would recommend reading this post, as it looks pretty good.
I've seen that situation caused by a few things:
a page is required to load and be cached BEFORE making the failing request;
the failing page needs to automatically redirected to work properly;
the failing page has sub-requests JMeter failed to record. Devs can help with this.
Hope this helps.