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http requests do not get recorded [message #115663]

Tue, 16 October 2007 10:34

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am trying to create a http recording.

But after the recording is over, none of the http requests are present in
the resultant testsuite.

Please help.

Best regards,
Sumina

Re: http requests do not get recorded [message #115700 is a reply to message #115663]

Wed, 17 October 2007 06:07

Eclipse User

Hi Sumina,
Did you follow the instructions in
http://help.eclipse.org/help33/topic/org.eclipse.hyades.test .doc.user/tasks/trecordtest.html?
If your browser appears and you enter an URL, the HTTP request should appear
in the recording file (*.rec) and test suite file (*.testsuite).

Paul
"Sumina" <sumina.kapoor@sungard.de> wrote in message
news:2a075536b6cae0f2609c34d9d0d37b2f$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to create a http recording.
>
> But after the recording is over, none of the http requests are present in
> the resultant testsuite.
>
> Please help.
>
> Best regards,
> Sumina
>

Re: http requests do not get recorded [message #115725 is a reply to message #115700]

Wed, 17 October 2007 07:42

Eclipse User

Hi Paul,

I followed the instructions in the link that you provided. But still no
luck.

My .rec file is as follows:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>

<TRACE>

<TRCRecorderInfo type="start" ticket="1" timestamp="0">
<recorderport>1080</recorderport>
<date>10/17/2007 13:36:57</date>
<recorderversion>4.2.0.8</recorderversion>
<javavmversion>1.5.0_06-b05</javavmversion>
<javavmvendor>Sun Microsystems Inc.</javavmvendor>
<javahome>C:\Development\eclipse\jre</javahome>
<osname>Windows XP</osname>
<osversion>5.1</osversion>
</TRCRecorderInfo>

<TRCRecorderInfo type="WEBBROWSERCONFIG" ticket="2" timestamp="21">
<date>10/17/2007 13:36:59</date>
<ProxyEnabled>FALSE</ProxyEnabled>
<ProxyAddress>NONE</ProxyAddress>
<ProxyPort>NONE</ProxyPort>
<ProxyOverride>NONE</ProxyOverride>
<ProxyAutoConfigURL>NONE</ProxyAutoConfigURL>
</TRCRecorderInfo>

<TRCRecorderInfo type="INFORMATION" ticket="3" timestamp="541">
<message>Client Connected, connection 1</message>
</TRCRecorderInfo>

<TRCConnection type="CONNECT" ticket="4" connectionNumber="1"
timestamp="541"/>
<TRCRecorderInfo type="INFORMATION" ticket="5" timestamp="31475">
<message>Client Connected, connection 2</message>
</TRCRecorderInfo>

<TRCConnection type="CONNECT" ticket="6" connectionNumber="2"
timestamp="31475"/>
<TRCRecorderInfo type="STOP" ticket="7" timestamp="55350">
</TRCRecorderInfo>

</TRACE>

But there are no http requests in my testsuite.

Thanks and regards,
Sumina

Re: http requests do not get recorded [message #115750 is a reply to message #115725]

Wed, 17 October 2007 08:06

Eclipse User

Hi Sumina,
Do you have a firewall blocking your requests from the proxy recorder?

Paul
"Sumina" <sumina.kapoor@sungard.de> wrote in message
news:2409b1e1cca9e4c4b5e8ccd9072a24e9$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi Paul,
>
> I followed the instructions in the link that you provided. But still no
> luck.
>
> My .rec file is as follows:
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>
> <TRACE>
>
> <TRCRecorderInfo type="start" ticket="1" timestamp="0">
> <recorderport>1080</recorderport>
> <date>10/17/2007 13:36:57</date>
> <recorderversion>4.2.0.8</recorderversion>
> <javavmversion>1.5.0_06-b05</javavmversion>
> <javavmvendor>Sun Microsystems Inc.</javavmvendor>
> <javahome>C:\Development\eclipse\jre</javahome>
> <osname>Windows XP</osname>
> <osversion>5.1</osversion>
> </TRCRecorderInfo>
>
> <TRCRecorderInfo type="WEBBROWSERCONFIG" ticket="2" timestamp="21">
> <date>10/17/2007 13:36:59</date>
> <ProxyEnabled>FALSE</ProxyEnabled>
> <ProxyAddress>NONE</ProxyAddress>
> <ProxyPort>NONE</ProxyPort>
> <ProxyOverride>NONE</ProxyOverride>
> <ProxyAutoConfigURL>NONE</ProxyAutoConfigURL>
> </TRCRecorderInfo>
>
> <TRCRecorderInfo type="INFORMATION" ticket="3" timestamp="541">
> <message>Client Connected, connection 1</message>
> </TRCRecorderInfo>
>
> <TRCConnection type="CONNECT" ticket="4" connectionNumber="1"
> timestamp="541"/>
> <TRCRecorderInfo type="INFORMATION" ticket="5" timestamp="31475">
> <message>Client Connected, connection 2</message>
> </TRCRecorderInfo>
>
> <TRCConnection type="CONNECT" ticket="6" connectionNumber="2"
> timestamp="31475"/>
> <TRCRecorderInfo type="STOP" ticket="7" timestamp="55350">
> </TRCRecorderInfo>
>
> </TRACE>
>
>
> But there are no http requests in my testsuite.
>
> Thanks and regards,
> Sumina
>

Re: http requests do not get recorded [message #115777 is a reply to message #115750]

Wed, 17 October 2007 08:32

Eclipse User

Hi Paul,

I am not sure. I believe that my company's firewall could be blocking the
proxy recording. Is there any way to get around it?

Thanks and regards,
Sumina

Re: http requests do not get recorded [message #115883 is a reply to message #115777]

Wed, 17 October 2007 15:51

Eclipse User

Hi,

I am assumming that when you are not recording, the web browser works
properly and further that when you are trying to record, the browser is
unable to connect.

This would indicate there is likely to be a software firewall running on
your system. The recording shows that the browser connected to our TPTP
proxy recorder. However, it shows that the proxy recorder was unable to
connect to the web server you are trying to record. A firewall may think
our proxy recorder is a Trojan Horse trying to connect to the internet.

The firewall can be an anti-virus package, an anti-spyware package, or a
firewall package (including the one provided by the operating system).
Also, please make sure you have tried browsing to a common public web site
while recording, such as eclipse.org, to make sure it is not a problem
with the server you are trying to test.

Finally, what version of TPTP are you using?

I hope this helps,
DuWayne Morris

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