Hi all,

Sorry for previous mails. I did not go through the documentation fully.
To my understanding 1 can send a file to the server in the 'Send a File With the 
Request'
and since there is a MIME Type, I guess we can send a binary file as well.

I found one definition for MIME in the net which is as follows

'MIME is an Internet protocol that allows you to send binary files across 
the Internet as attachments to e-mail messages. This includes graphics, 
photos, sound and video files, and formatted text documents'

Does this mean I can send any file to the webserver via Jmeter?
Is this simply like uploading a file to the server? 

bye,
with regards,
Deepak.






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Hi,

What is the meaning or significance of 'Send a File With the Request'.? 
under the HTTP request.
What type of file can we send to the user? 
What does the server do with a file?

I do not find any changes in the report before and after adding a file.
So what is its significance and why should one use it.

bye,
with regards,
Deepak.





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Hi,

I have a query regarding sending POST request to the server.
My project requires us to send a post request to the server.
Along with the request I need to send a large content of binary
data. 

Does Jmeter provides this possiblity? If so is there any way to send such
a binary data from the cmd prompt. or thro an Ant task?

I was able to pass variables from the Ant task via the _property()
function. So I am able to set the 
server name, port, number of threads, loop count, HTTP Request path,
parameter to be sent, User defined variables from Ant task at run-time.
I am also able to create a .jmx from Ant task at runtime. 

But I want to send a 'binary' file with request to the server.
Does jmeter provides this functionality?

Any help reg this will be great.

bye,
with regards,
Deepak.




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