As Sebb suggests, do you have the right path for the file?
I presume you are passing the file name as a Post parameter to a web request
and using a variable in JMeter to define that path and filename? (e.g.
Upload.HTML?file=${fileVar} ) Checking the details here would be my first port
of call.
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On 25 Mar 2011, at 23:17, jarboejo <jarbo...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 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
>
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