If I am hitting any web page in Locust Load testing tool means ,it throws some error.I want to get the error in detailed summary.
How can I get error report in detailed manner.Is there any function like trace-back in locust it will be used to print the error list in detail.
My coding is like this:
class MyTaskSet(TaskSet):
try:
#task(1)
def index(self):
self.client.get("/")
except Exception as e:
print e.msg
If I test any url like this https://www.python.org/ it will throw error like in below screen shot
Error :ConnectionError(ProtocolError('Connection aborted.', BadStatusLine('''',)),)
I want to get this error in detail.
If I interpret your question correctly, you want to see the traceback for the error that happened in the web app that you are doing HTTP requests against. In that case it's not something you can do in Locust. You need to set up that kind of error reporting / logging within the app that you are load testing.
(please comment and clarify if I've misinterpreted your question, and I'll update the answer).
Related
I am trying to create a Custom QGIS plugin where i connect the Db and execute the queries from a selected file. what I need is to display the usual error message which gets displayed in the DB while any error is raised during the connection and execution.
Please let me know any ways to get the traceback message and display it plugin, I have also referred to the scripts of the DB manager plugin also. but it seems difficult for me to get exactly how they did it.
From this link, try this one:
try:
#your code here
except QgsProviderConnectionException as e:
raise DbError(e)
I am using a library called beacon_broadcast when I start the beacon broadcast, it outputs an error in the console, but I'm not able to catch it (try, .catchError, and using .then doesn't work).
Console Output:
D/BeaconParser( 7318): Parsing beacon layout: blah_blah_blah
D/BluetoothAdapter( 7318): isLeEnabled(): ON
D/BluetoothAdapter( 7318): isLeEnabled(): ON
E/BeaconTransmitter( 7318): Advertisement start failed, code: 2
Error code 2 means advertising slot not available.
I do not think that I need to show my source code for this, since this does not seem to be a problem with my code, but rather a question about how to do something under specific circumstances.
Check if your try clause fully wraps the portion of code responsible for the error but I suspect that this is not something which you can solve now.
Looking at the library's repository I can see that it needs to handle first the errors that occur in platform-specific code (in this case Android/iOS/Web) and then that concern with Flutter. In particular, the error should propagate from the platform to Flutter to let him handle and eventually raise the exception. Sometimes developers forget these checks and this is why you cannot handle the exception directly from dart.
Why can't you see exactly where the error is thrown with Typo3? Like with Laravel. When an error is shown it usually also shows on what PAGE CLASS or FUNCTION that error is made....
Is it possible, to change that? With an extension or something?
Please see the documentation about Error and Exception Handling on how to configure this to display all error details locally but only show a human readable error on production.
My Zend application was running fine until today, when I changed something which caused the error controller to stop working.
I have debugged every part of the code but I can not find any traces as to why is it happening
If I produce a 404 error, the error controller runs perfectly. But in case of 500, the control does not go to error controller.
I have tried many things but am still unable to find out what's wrong. I have searched the internet but people who encountered this problem, seemed to get no answer :(
Any help would be much appreciable
I have debugged the application step by step and found out that in case of 500, the execution stops instantly when it encounters a fatal error or exception
(UPDATE)
If I do something like...
$blabla->getInfo();
where $blabla is not defined, I don't get redirected to error controller.
But if I do something like...
Zend_Registry::get('blabla');
where no key is set for 'blabla' in Zend_Registry, then I get redirected
500 is a general server error, so no wonder the control does not go to your controller.
You will need to check your server logs to find out what is causing the error.
Also, try to recall whether you have altered your .htaccess file(s) recently and/or created an infinite redirect loop by accident.
I'm working on a very custom project using the Zend Framework, where the application uses database driven routes, default routes disabled by default, and a module setup.
I've just created a Zend_Log writer, that logs application errors in the Database.
The thing is, I've got two unexplained errors:
5 NOTICE M:\Zend_Framework\library\Zend\Controller\Action.php Line 516 Page not found
5 NOTICE M:\Zend_Framework\library\Zend\Controller\Action.php Line 516 Request Parameters
I've had a look at the line in question and it just has $this->$action();, which doesn't help me!
Can anyone tell me how I can debug this further?
These are not complete errors. Your logging is somehow broken. We did something like this for our project earlier - you can as well log get/post params, stacktrace, etc.
This looks like someone request nonexistent action - something like /index/does-not-exist