I get Non HTTP response message: /home/jmeter/my_file-to-upload.zip (No such file or directory) when uploading zip file in BlazeMeter.
But logs state that file is stored as expected INFO o.a.j.s.FileServer: Stored: /home/jmeter/my_file-to-upload.zip
I added test file along with jmx file when creating test as instructed here. Also, have gone through BlazeMeter blogs and tutorials, nothing helped.
This test works perfectly fine executed locally or in Team Service, but I need it in BlazeMeter.
Blazemeter platform automatically extracts any zip file that is being uploaded, and thats the reason your test is unable to find the required file.
As a workaround, you can upload the file in a different format, and change the upload path to match the new file format.
For example: Change the zip format to gzip, and change the upload path in your script to be /home/jmeter/my_file-to-upload.gz instead of /home/jmeter/my_file-to-upload.zip.
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I've got a pact test running. The documentation says both the logs & the output file should be generated under a pacts folder.
All I see is the pact file being generated under the pacts folder.
I'm struggling to get any diagnostics when a test fails without the log file. All I see at the moment is the response from the pact server saying it didn't match. I'm hoping the log file tells me exactly why it didn't match.
I'm using Java, Maven, Eclipse.
Any ideas?
My program uses CEF(Chromium Embedded Framework) to implement a simple browser component. I want to use the File System Access API in the CEF to read and write local files but it occurs some problems. https://mburakerman.github.io/file-system-access-api-demo/ is the test page I use to experiment the File System Access API. I used Chrome at first and Chrome behaved well, it read and wrote local files normally. Then I compiled the CEF(The verstion is 96) project and used the cefclient to test whether the CEF also worked well but it could not. CEF could read the local files right but when I clicked the "Save changes" button there was no response and it failed to write the local file I choosed before either. After that I ran the source code of Chromium and CEF to compare the differences in File System Access API. When I was going to write the local file the code of Chromium and CEF ran to the same position as the picture shown below.Chromium and CEF ran to the same position when wrote local files Both of them entered in the DoRequestPermission function. It was very strange that the current_status of Chromium was "ASK" but CEF was "DENIED". The current_status value in CEFThen I checked the stack it showed that the status of the file was initialized at the message dispatch time and I could not find where the status was initialized.The stack of CEF when using File System Access API enter image description hereI wonder why the status in Chromium is "ASK". Does it use some specific command lines or some other methods?
I did as follows:
recorded a test script regarding file upload using Blazemeter.
tried to upload another file, so I replaced a new file with the previous one inside the "Jmeter --> Bin" directory.
Before running the script just changed the filename "Parameter -->vale" like the screenshot:
When I run the scripts, it shows error:
This request doesn't look like a proper one to me, my expectation is that the file should go to "Files Upload" folder of the HTTP Request sampler and Use multipart/form-data box should be checked.
I would rather recommend re-recording it using HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, just make sure to copy the file you're uploading to JMeter's "bin" folder before executing the file upload request in browser. More information: Recording File Uploads with JMeter
I need :
1) Let the user select a file from his local pc
2) Upload that file to the pentaho server
3) Process the file using a kettle transformation
I tried with a csv data source in Pentaho User Console (PUC) 5.0 but found no way to access it from a .ktr file uploaded to PUC repository. I also try to upload the csv file to a folder and still not able to access it from a .ktr file.
I think this requirement is valid :
Upload a csv data file and .ktr file to PUC folder. The .ktr should be able to read the uploaded csv file when it is executed from PUC
Imagine a simple user, with a csv. Will he be able to upload csv file to linux host using wincsp, filezilla or another ftp tool??
We need to give an easy upload functionality to our user, so after several researching hours (pentaho source code) without one line of Pentaho documentation, I found this test:
https://github.com/pentaho/pentaho-platform/blob/master/extensions/src/test/java/org/pentaho/platform/plugin/services/importer/PlatformImporterTest.java that showed me that a mimetype list should be exist somewhere.
So after search some words in all pentaho folder wiht grep command, I found this file:
/my_apps/pentaho-server-ce-7.1.0.0-12/pentaho-server/pentaho-solutions/system/ImportHandlerMimeTypeDefinitions.xml
With some intuition, I added this xml
<ImportHandler class="org.pentaho.platform.plugin.services.importer.RepositoryFileImportFileHandler">
<MimeTypeDefinitions>
<MimeTypeDefinition mimeType="text/plain" >
<extension>csv</extension>
</MimeTypeDefinition>
</MimeTypeDefinitions>
</ImportHandler>
At the bottom of file:
<tns:ImportHandlerMimeTypeDefinitions xmlns:tns="http://www.pentaho.com/schema/" .....
<ImportHandler ../>
<ImportHandler ../>
<!-- PUT CSV CONFIG HERE -->
</tns:ImportHandlerMimeTypeDefinitions>
Finally, I restarted my pentaho-server-ce-7.1.0.0-12 server and I was able to upload my csv file with this steps :
go to http://localhost:8080/pentaho
click en browse files
select some folder
click in upload (right side)
select csv and ok
Read this csv file from ktr is pending...
I hope this helps
I have a test using Webdriver and C# which downloads a file from a website.
When running this test on my local machine it works fine but when I try to run it on Selenium grid it Looks for the file I'm downloading on the hub and not on the node.
Is the anyway of accessing the node file structure to monitor when the file is downloaded.
Sorry if this is unclear.
Thanks
Aidan
It seems, there is no such possibility.. I have also tried to find such functionality, but failed.
But, one way to check it still exists - "upload downloaded". Of course it is workaround and not always you have such function as upload.
Anyway, you may:
download test data
delete test data from page
upload test data on page again
check it was really appeared
It is quite dirty way, but on other hand it allows you to test not only download function, but also upload function.