Hello - I have a series of web tests I've created that run well. When creating a load test and clicking "Capture from exiting web test" and selecting any of the web tests and any browser I get an error once the browser pops up. In IE I get "Page can't be displayed" and in Chrome I get "Page isn't working Chrome" and Firefox never gets past the "preparing browser for automation method'. I've configured each browser according to the steps provide for them and the extensions are running fine. Once the page is brought up with those messages I can't get to any public page either by entering a URL so its seems like the browser is locked by the Telerik tool.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
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Hi Steve,
Thank you for contacting Telerik Support Team.
To be able to capture the http traffic Test Studio uses an internal proxy. What you describes seems like a proxy conflict. Do you have any active proxy on your network? An important requirement is to disable also any firewalls and antivirus tools on your machine.
You could try to capture the traffic from a new session instead of existing functional test. You could also try to capture traffic using Fiddler to double check what might be causing the issue you are facing. The recorded traffic could be then imported into the load test.
Please let me know the outcome of the above suggestions. I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik
Thank you for contacting Telerik Support Team.
To be able to capture the http traffic Test Studio uses an internal proxy. What you describes seems like a proxy conflict. Do you have any active proxy on your network? An important requirement is to disable also any firewalls and antivirus tools on your machine.
You could try to capture the traffic from a new session instead of existing functional test. You could also try to capture traffic using Fiddler to double check what might be causing the issue you are facing. The recorded traffic could be then imported into the load test.
Please let me know the outcome of the above suggestions. I hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik