I have multiple HTTP body data saved in couple of text files in one directory. I need to load that HTTP body data from those files which in that directory into SOAP request via jmeter.
The easiest way to get the file names into a JMeter Variable is using Directory Listing Config plugin
Once done you can reference each and every file content using __FileToString() function like:
${__FileToString(${body},,)}
This way each virtual user will send the content of the next file on each iteration:
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trying to upload file using trest client component with post method.
Able to upload file using postman post call.
Same thing is not working in Talend.
Getting 415 error.
trying to upload file using trest client component with post method.
Able to upload file using postman post call.
Same thing is not working in Talend.
Getting 415 error.
In tRestClient, Query parameters are string parameters, so even if you pass your file path in the "file" parameter, only the file path is passed as a string to your api and the actual file will not be uploaded.
You can upload a file using tFileFetch component, by checking "Upload file" in the advanced settings.
I have a pipeline in Azure Data Factory that is using a web task to rename a file on a file share on one of our azure storage accounts using rest api.
The process almost works and creates a copy of the file with the new name, but the new file is empty. I’ve tried this with both xlsx and a standard txt file. These are the headers I’m using:
x-ms-date: <generating in ADF>
x-ms-version: 2021-08-06
x-ms-rename-source: <path to original file>
x-ms-type: file
x-ms-content-length: <?>
I put <?> for content length because I think this is the issue and I’m not sure what value I should use here. I tried not including the x-ms-content-length to preserve the file attributes but I get an error that the header is required. Any thoughts on why the file is empty/being resized?
Hello can someone help me import .xlsx on Jmeter, I tried to use this configuration unfortunately it doesn't work. Your response is highly appreciated. Thank you so much in advance.
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1st Payload/Request
2nd Payload Request:
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Response:
If you're using "Files upload" tab and your server expects multipart/form-data content type you should tick the corresponding box in JMeter's HTTP Request sampler:
Going forward be informed that it's possible to record the file upload request from your browser (or other application) using JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script recorder, just make sure to copy the file(s) you will be uploading to JMeter's "bin" folder so JMeter could properly generate the relevant HTTP Request sampler and the HTTP Header Manager.
More information: Recording File Uploads with JMeter
I am trying to build a pipeline in StreamSets wherein when a file comes to a directory i want to invoke a rest api with just the file name; I don't want StreamSets to read the file or do any processing on it.
But whatever I try, it's trying to send the whole file to the destination.
The file is a special SEGD format file which is kind a binary file.
It is trying to read the file and failing.
My requirement is to invoke a REST API as soon as a file comes to a folder.
As you've discovered, by default, StreamSets Data Collector's Directory origin will parse the contents of the file as JSON, delimited data etc. If you use the Whole File format, though, the origin will instead read only the file metadata, and pass a special record along the pipeline, with the following fields:
You can then use the HTTP Client processor or destination, referencing the filename with the expression ${record:value('/fileInfo/filename')}.
Hi guys (and girls)...
I'm wondering if it is possible to read in a csv file using a RESTful web service in Progress OpenEdge.
And if it can unzip the csv file.
Thank you.
You could read the file into a JSON object and pass it to the REST service.
On the server side you'd receive the JSON as LONGCHAR, convert it to a JSON again, extract the file from the JSON object, write it to disk somewhere and then unpack it.
You can add a CLOB to your REST service to pass in a file:
DEFINE TEMP-TABLE ttFile NO-UNDO
FIELD FileData AS CLOB.
In the service, save the CLOB to a disk file:
COPY-LOB FROM OBJECT ttFile.FileData TO FILE "datafile.csv".
To unzip it, install the WinZip command line utilities. Wzunzip will unzip the file for you.
http://kb.winzip.com/kb/entry/125/