Hello all, I'm using JMeter's proxy feature to record scenarios that I plan to use to run stress against our web service later. This requires me to upload a file. As the JMeter documentation predicts, the browser isn't sending the full path and file name to the server and JMeter is getting confused. The classic workaround is to put the file you want to upload in the JMeter bin directory where JMeter will most certainly see it and be happy.
I tried that. It isn't working for me. It isn't working in Ubuntu. It isn't working in Windows. I'm at wit's end. It seems that there is no way to configure JMeter to snag files from a specific directory in such a way as I can record unimpeded. And unfortunately, the scenario is more complicated than a simple POST (such that I could simply modify the sampler and expect success in the future); in the normal flow, there are requests and responses that follow the initial POST that are not invoked if the first POST fails. Has anyone else seen the workaround above fail? I haven't ruled out that the workaround is succeeding but that some other change is being made to the request that causes our server to reject it. That said, the current working directory story in Java is a little convoluted and time is a factor here. Advice? ~Joshua -- View this message in context: http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Trouble-with-JMeter-proxy-on-file-upload-work-around-seems-to-fail-tp4265007p4265007.html Sent from the JMeter - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
