There are some situations where you need to create custom request so that you can manipulate the request according to your need. Here we will see how to create custom request and tamper with it to get our job done.
Basic:
When we record the script for any web application, we generally choose HTML-based
recording because it is easy and minimizes the correlations you have to handle in the script.
LoadRunner do generate custom request when some request does not fall under category of
lr_web_submit_data() or lr_web_submit_form() requests category.
Challenge:
Suppose there is one request where you are sending some data items with it and everytime
there will be random number of data items like, first time there will be four data itemssecond
time there will be five data items in the same request. Here you cannot use same recorded
request as recorded request as number of data items are going to be different every time.
In below example you can see that In below example you can see that there are only four
data items in the request next time there may be five data item.there may be five data item.
"Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl04_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291570", ENDITEM,"Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl08_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291566", ENDITEM,"Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl11_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291563", ENDITEM,"Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl12_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291562",
ENDITEM,
Solution:
Here you can create a custom request and use a parameter which will hold the
manipulated string of data items. In that string you can save different number of data items
and you can change it as required.Procedure:First record the script with HTML-based recording
and with proper transaction names for every action.
Save that script and then click on Tools> Regenerate Script…manipulated string of data items.
In that string you can save different number of data items and you can change it as required.
Procedure:First record the script with HTML-based recordingand with proper transaction
names for every action.
Save that script and then click on Tools> Regenerate Script…
Below popup will come, click on Options…
It will show you the Regenerate options, Click on General> Recoding
There are two options available, HTML-based script and URL-based script.
Choose
Choose
URL-based script.
For URL-based script there is a button for advanced settings named URL
Advanced,
Advanced,
click on it.
From the new popup select Use web_custom_request only.
Save the settings and regenerate the script.
In the regenerated script you can see that new script is generated which contain
only web_custom_request.
only web_custom_request.
Now find the particular request which you want to manipulate with the help of
transaction names which you have given while recording the script.
transaction names which you have given while recording the script.
Below is the HTML-based recorded request, You can see that there are four data
items of grid results,
items of grid results,
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web_submit_data("managepackages.aspx_4",
"Action=http://{p_Url}/site/secure/reportcenter/managepackages.aspx", "Method=POST", "TargetFrame=", "RecContentType=text/html", "Referer=http://{p_Url}/site/secure/reportcenter/managepackages.aspx", "Snapshot=t50.inf", "Mode=HTML", ITEMDATA, "Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl03_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value={c_PackageID}", ENDITEM, "Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl04_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291570", ENDITEM, "Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl08_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291566", ENDITEM, "Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl11_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291563", ENDITEM, "Name=SearchResultsGrid_ctl12_ViewPackageDialogResult", "Value=291562", ENDITEM,LAST); |
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web_custom_request("managepackages.aspx_4",
"URL=http:// {p_Url}/site/secure/reportcenter/managepackages.aspx", "Method=POST", "Resource=0", "RecContentType=text/html", "Referer= http://{p_Url}/site/secure/reportcenter/managepackages.aspx", "Snapshot=t135.inf", "Mode=HTTP", "Body=SearchResultsGrid_ctl03_ViewPackageDialogResult={c_PackageID}" "{final_string}", /*//below string is going to vary every time so we are going to manipulate it every time using string manipulation functions// "&SearchResultsGrid_ctl04_ViewPackageDialogResult=291570" "&SearchResultsGrid_ctl08_ViewPackageDialogResult=291566" "&SearchResultsGrid_ctl11_ViewPackageDialogResult=291563" "&SearchResultsGrid_ctl12_ViewPackageDialogResult=291562" */ LAST); |
In custom request you can manipulate final string every time using string
manipulation functions available in VuGen.
final_sting= “&SearchResultsGrid_ctl04_ViewPackageDialogResult=291570&Search
ResultsGrid_ctl08_ViewPackageDialogResult=291566&SearchResultsGrid_ctl11_
ViewPackageDialogResult=291563&SearchResultsGrid_ctl12_
ViewPackageDialogResult=291562″
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