Uploaded new captures to
http://s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=94935134134663577067
I chose a bad file on the first one (one that I don't want to share with the
internet). I haven't seen a server 400 since that one though.
On the server side I filter on (ip.src == 192.168.200.237 || ip.dst ==
192.168.200.237) && http
On the client side I filter on (ip.src == 192.168.200.123 || ip.dst ==
192.168.200.123) && http
On the JMeter proxied calls you see the response including:
Entered UploadFile with null filename
Current.Request.Files.Count is zero
Entered UploadFile with null filename or 0 files
Where the non-proxied responses include:
Entered UploadFile with destFile2.txt
Current.Request.Files.Count is 1
HpfLength is 1640
Entered UploadFile with destFile2.txt
To me, other than a slightly different header it looks like JMeter is sending
the file.
But any idea why the application isn't receiving it?
-----Original Message-----
From: Felix Schumacher [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 26, 2017 2:54 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: JMeter 3.2 issue recording file upload
Am 26.07.2017 um 19:23 schrieb derek kelly:
> I'm not certain if this is truly a JMeter bug or an IIS/ASP bug.
>
> I'll give a brief description here, but I have loads of supporting
> info and files at
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45291222/jmeter-3-2-file-upload-hi
> tting-asp-net-as-null-file
>
> Using JMeter 3.2, Windows 10, IIS 10, ASP 4.5, Visual Studio 2015 (c#, MVC).
>
> Without running JMeter I can upload a file and the server receives it. When
> I'm running JMeter (just recording) and I attempt to upload the file I get an
> error page because the function the runs when a file is upload got called,
> but the upload is "null". So it doesn't see the file that it was supposed to
> get.
>
> I have a sample project with the sample site and a JMeter script that can
> easily be run between 2 windows machines.
>
> I'm hoping somebody has some insight into why that is happening and how to
> fix it.
Can you put the tcpdump that you showed in the link somewhere, so that we can
have a look at? It would be best, if it would contain both streams
(client<->jmeter and jmeter<->server). The webapp would not help me, as I don't
have windows.
Felix
>
> Thanks,
> DKMan
>
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