I try to make a stress test with jmeter: i set up jmeter proxy to record navigation and everythings is ok.
I have some problem with a page wich has a json request called by javascript: using the jmeter proxy this request doesn't works.
With firebug I can see that the response of json request is
{"error":{"msg":"couldn't parse request arguments","code":590}}
It seems that jmeter proxy modify the parameter request.
With this error, I cannot use this page: any suggest?
Thanks
Aldo
JMeter isn't able to execute JavaScript, you'll need to construct the request manually. Perhaps you'll need to get some parameter(s) from page source via Regular Expression Extractor. Once you figure out correct request make sure that you'll add Content-Type header application/json via HTTP Header Manager
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I am trying to create a test plan using jmeter.its for an API Post request, I have a header manager, bodydata, checked for spellings and the syntax seems to be correct. However, Im getting 400 response code with the following error shown in the attached image. Anyone with an idea how I can resolve this? Thank you. the error
Here is the request the request
The user doesn't have to be logged in, i have added a header manager, I have also noticed there header has a cookie value thats hard coded but it appears to be the same in every request. In the UI the API request returns 200 and thats what im expecting with the Jmeter script.
In its current form the question cannot be answered comprehensively.
HTTP Status Code 400 means that
The 400 (Bad Request) status code indicates that the server cannot or
will not process the request due to something that is perceived to be
a client error (e.g., malformed request syntax, invalid request
message framing, or deceptive request routing).
Check that your ${site} and ${csVersion} variables have their respective values using Debug Sampler and View Results Tree listener combination
Cross check headers sent by JMeter and by the "UI", the most important is Content-Type
Use a sniffer tool like Wireshark of Fiddler and capture the requests which are being sent by JMeter and the "UI", the requests must be exactly the same apart from dynamic parameters which need to be correlated
The issues was being caused by an anti-forgery cookie which was hard coded in the request.I used a regex to extract the value from a previous request and used a variable value from the regex to make sure the same value is being passed on to the request that was failing.
I am facing some issues as JMeter doesn't take the JSON body passed as a parameter. I tried through postman and it was working fine but for Jmeter it is not working
I am expecting a response from get request with JSON body in Jmeter
We're not telepathic enough in order to suggest you how you can fix your "some issues" without knowing the details of the "issues"
JMeter can send the GET request with the JSON (or any other) body
If the request works in Postman and doesn't in JMeter most probably you're not sending the same requests, the most common mistake is that people forget to add a HTTP Header Manager configured to send correct Content-Type header.
Just use a 3rd-party sniffer tool to intercept requests originating from JMeter or Postman, identify the difference(s) and amend your JMeter configuration so the requests would be exactly the same. Alternatively just record the request from Postman using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder
I've been trying to test the API of restful-booker in Jmeter. But whenever I try to create a booking or Get a Booking by id I'm getting the HTTP response:418 'I'm a teapot'.If I try to access the URL in the browser it says the same. But when I run this in postman it does not give any kind of error. Also, it shows the correct response in Code Beautify. Really frustrating. Is there any way to resolve it?
If you're capable of successfully executing the request in postman (or whatever else tool) and not able to do it with JMeter most probably you're sending a different request.
Check out literally everything: URL, headers, body, etc. - all matters.
There are 2 approaches:
Use a 3rd-party sniffer tool like Fiddler or Burp to capture the requests from postman and JMeter and compare them for differences
Or just record the request from Postman using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorder, JMeter will capture the request and generate relevant HTTP Request sampler and HTTP Header Manager
Problem is here: you forgot add accept: application/json in jmeter, postman automatically adds this setting.
I have one post request where I am uploading image as per below using postman :
I am trying to perform same request using Jmeter. I did following setting in Jmeter :
But somehow it is not working. I tried with multipart/form-data for POST option also but no luck.
our API developer has set validation that if api get any other file then image then they send response : invalid file type. I am getting this response all time when do POST request with image from Jmeter. It works fine with postman.
In Debugger post processor it shows like this : HTTPsampler.Files=path:'C:\apache-jmeter-4.0\bin\samplex.png'|param:'fileName'|mimetype:'image/png'
Finally I was able to resolve issue by removing Parameter name and MIME Type from tab File Upload. I did provide only file path and it works. Also I unchecked Use multipart/form-data for POST
You see button Browse.. in picture 2 you post. Do for same with Postman, choose file and send the request.
Make sure you have a valid file at the specified path.
Check your postman whether it is sending any other things in the header like Content-Type.
Check out File Uploads using JMeter guide for more information on simulating file uploads with JMeter
As I wrote in comment, If you want to send binary file as is (not as parameter value), remove the Parameter Name column value (file)
See JMeter's HTTP Request reference for more details:
File Path: Name of the file to send. If left blank, JMeter does not send a file, if filled in, JMeter automatically sends the request as a multipart form request.
If it is a POST or PUT or PATCH request and there is a single file whose 'Parameter name' attribute (below) is omitted, then the file is sent as the entire body of the request, i.e. no wrappers are added. This allows arbitrary bodies to be sent. This functionality is present for POST requests, and also for PUT requests.
I need to pass those parameters and JSON in a request body of HTTP request in Jmeter.
UserId=47&Token=c41240ca195c47b7821465d328d5af16&ClientId=1&meeting={
"InternetConnectionType":"WIFI",
"DeviceID":"3d6f9c346da00a32",
"NetworkCarrierName":"VODAFONEIN",
"BatteryValue":"22",
"AppVersion":"1.1.3",
"OSVersion":"4.4.2",
"InLongitude":"77.0384036",
"Remarks":"hii hcl",
"LastPhoneRestart":"Wed Jun 15 14:32:14 GMT+05:30 2016",
"OutDateTime":"20-06-2016 11:54:09",
"OutLongitude":"77.0384036",
"IsApproved":"0",
"SimNo":"",
"OutLatitude":"28.4181932",
"AttendanceType":"G",
"InDateTime":"20-06-2016 11:54:08",
"GeofenceAssignedId":"10114",
"LastWifiNetworkName":"YomaTech",
"InLatitude":"28.4181932",
"IMEINo":"359453066495811",
"DeviceDateTime":"20-06-2016 11:54:08",
"GeofenceId":"1"
}
Something like:
Out of interest and just in case it helps to avoid similar questions in the future: why don't you just record your test scenario with JMeter's Proxy Server or JMeter Chrome Extension?
I have tried below solution in JMeter 4, and it worked for me.
Follow below steps:
1) Add "HTTP Header Manager"
2) Add required headers and parameters in key-value format
3) Add "HTTP Request
4) Provide server name, port, method=POST and path
5) Select Body Data tab
6) Enter json body
Hope it helps.
I tried solve similar problem in current version of Apache JMeter 5.1.
I set up JSON body for HTTP Request element (bookmark Body Data).
Added parameter into HTTP Default element (bookmark Parameters).
In this case parameter were added after JSON body and test fails for bad JSON format.
My solution was added parameter into path in HTTP request. But default behavior seems little buggy for me.