I am trying to capture a HTTP traffic included uploaded an excel file by utilizing a Fiddler. After that, importing it to Ultimate as user Profile or Ultimate 2013 visual studios.
When I am executing the test script, system is displaying an error message "415 Unsupported Media Type"
Can you be advised me please?
Thank you,
Bill Truong
When I am executing the test script, system is displaying an error message "415 Unsupported Media Type"
Can you be advised me please?
Thank you,
Bill Truong
5 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello, William--
Can you more fully explain the issue you are encountering? You've filed this bug against Test Studio Ultimate, but it seems like you're only talking about Fiddler and Visual Studio. Is Telerik Test Studio involved at all in your scenario?
Either way, please provide the full set of steps needed to reproduce the problem you're reporting.
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Can you more fully explain the issue you are encountering? You've filed this bug against Test Studio Ultimate, but it seems like you're only talking about Fiddler and Visual Studio. Is Telerik Test Studio involved at all in your scenario?
Either way, please provide the full set of steps needed to reproduce the problem you're reporting.
Fiddler's "not fully supported" message concerns the display of the uploaded data in the WebForms Inspector only, and has nothing to do with the import features of TestStudio or Visual Studio.
A HTTP/415 error suggests that the server didn't like the client's Content-Type request header.
Regards,
Telerik
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answered on 28 Apr 2015, 09:01 PM
Thank you for your quickly responded this issue.
Steps to produce it below:
1. capture the HTTP traffic included an uploaded file and export it from Fiddler tool
2. Import it to Visual Studios 2013 Ultimate
3. Open the HTTP file from Visual Studios 2013 Ultimate
4. Click on Generate Code
5. Execute the test script
Can you please assist me this issue?
I will load it to Telerik ultimate test tool or Visual Studio for load/performance testing
Steps to produce it below:
1. capture the HTTP traffic included an uploaded file and export it from Fiddler tool
2. Import it to Visual Studios 2013 Ultimate
3. Open the HTTP file from Visual Studios 2013 Ultimate
4. Click on Generate Code
5. Execute the test script
Can you please assist me this issue?
I will load it to Telerik ultimate test tool or Visual Studio for load/performance testing
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Hi William,
Please share with us what do you want exactly to do with the exported HTTP traffic file from Fiddler.
Do you want to use it in Test Studio Load testing? If so please see this article.
Please note that you cannot use performance/load Test Studio testing in Visual Studio.
Please elaborate a bit more on your scenario so we can assist you.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik
Please share with us what do you want exactly to do with the exported HTTP traffic file from Fiddler.
Do you want to use it in Test Studio Load testing? If so please see this article.
Please note that you cannot use performance/load Test Studio testing in Visual Studio.
Please elaborate a bit more on your scenario so we can assist you.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Regards,
Boyan Boev
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answered on 30 Apr 2015, 01:54 PM
I want to convert the HTTP file to code after imported it to Visual Studios that it is showing a lot of funny characters.
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Hi, William--
You weren't specific when you said that you "export it from Fiddler tool" but would I be correct in guessing that you've exported the file as a Visual Studio WebTest using the File > Export feature?
If that's the case, then please send me (via Help > Send Feedback) a SAZ file (File > Save > Session Archive Zip) containing the traffic of interest. I can then have a look at the traffic to see what problems, if any, are encountered.
Note: If you want to use TestStudio to perform a Load Test, you don't need to use the Export feature at all. Simply save a SAZ file and then when you create a user profile for the test in TestStudio, you can load the SAZ file directly.
Thanks, Eric Lawrence
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You weren't specific when you said that you "export it from Fiddler tool" but would I be correct in guessing that you've exported the file as a Visual Studio WebTest using the File > Export feature?
If that's the case, then please send me (via Help > Send Feedback) a SAZ file (File > Save > Session Archive Zip) containing the traffic of interest. I can then have a look at the traffic to see what problems, if any, are encountered.
Note: If you want to use TestStudio to perform a Load Test, you don't need to use the Export feature at all. Simply save a SAZ file and then when you create a user profile for the test in TestStudio, you can load the SAZ file directly.
Thanks, Eric Lawrence
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