JMeter may not be able to record the upload file transaction during the recording process due to several reasons such as:
Incorrect configuration: JMeter needs to be properly configured to record file upload transactions. If the configuration is not correct, JMeter may not be able to recognize the upload request.
Encryption: If the file upload request is encrypted, JMeter may not be able to decrypt it and record the transaction.
Session IDs: Some applications use session IDs to maintain user sessions. If JMeter is not configured to handle session IDs, it may not be able to record the file upload transaction.
Unsupported file types: JMeter may not support all file types for upload. If the file type is not supported, JMeter may not record the transaction.
Firewall settings: Firewalls can block file upload transactions, preventing JMeter from recording them.
Network issues: Network latency or packet loss can cause file upload transactions to fail, making it difficult for JMeter to record them accurately.
Asked: 2021-07-27 11:00:00 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 02 '22