Hello, I am using VS 2005 for Software Testers - I am having trouble
testing the upload of a file (simple text file) to the server. My .NET
code is as follows :-
ASPX:
<input id="filefield1" type="file" name="filefield1" runat="server">
<input type=submit runat=server id=DoUpload value="Upload"
NAME="DoUpload"/>
ASPX.CS:
Protected WithEvents DoUpload As
System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputButton
....
Private Sub DoUpload_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles DoUpload.ServerClick
And my webtest is as follows:-
WebTestRequest request12 = new
WebTestRequest("http://vap2.test.group.local/CU1.aspx");
request12.Method = "POST";
request12.QueryStringParameters.Add("class_id", "4", false,
false);
request12.QueryStringParameters.Add("obj_id", "227", false,
false);
FormPostHttpBody request12Body = new FormPostHttpBody();
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__EVENTTARGE T",
this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__EVENTTARGET"].ToString());
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__EVENTARGUM ENT",
this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__EVENTARGUMENT"].ToString());
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__VIEWSTATE" ,
this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__VIEWSTATE"].ToString());
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("txtDocumentT itle",
"testing2");
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add(new
FileUploadParameter("filefield1", "c:\\dontneed\\test2.txt"));
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("DoUpload", "Upload");
request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("cmdDone", "Done");
request12.Body = request12Body;
yield return request12;
When I record the webtest all is fine, however when I rerun the
webtest, the resulting page shows "Object moved to here" and a HTTP
status code of 302 (redirected to found page) occurs.
It may have something to do with the button click not being captured as
webtests do not track Javascript. I have tried using Fiddle but to no
avail.
Please can anyone help - I can't find any examples of testing an upload
process via VS2005.
Many thanks
Travis 1 3076
I forgot to mention here, the problem is not the 302 - it's the fact
that the file does *not* successfully upload when I play the script
back - has it got to do with the way VS2005 for Software Testers
interpretation of the submit button click's wiring to the ServerClick
event ? Or is there something I have missed - has anyone else out
there successfully tested (via a VS2005 webtest) a file upload ?
Cheers
Travis
MD wrote: Hello, I am using VS 2005 for Software Testers - I am having trouble testing the upload of a file (simple text file) to the server. My .NET code is as follows :-
ASPX: <input id="filefield1" type="file" name="filefield1" runat="server"> <input type=submit runat=server id=DoUpload value="Upload" NAME="DoUpload"/>
ASPX.CS: Protected WithEvents DoUpload As System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputButton ... Private Sub DoUpload_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles DoUpload.ServerClick
And my webtest is as follows:-
WebTestRequest request12 = new WebTestRequest("http://vap2.test.group.local/CU1.aspx"); request12.Method = "POST"; request12.QueryStringParameters.Add("class_id", "4", false, false); request12.QueryStringParameters.Add("obj_id", "227", false, false); FormPostHttpBody request12Body = new FormPostHttpBody(); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__EVENTTARGE T", this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__EVENTTARGET"].ToString()); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__EVENTARGUM ENT", this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__EVENTARGUMENT"].ToString()); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("__VIEWSTATE" , this.Context["$HIDDEN1.__VIEWSTATE"].ToString()); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("txtDocumentT itle", "testing2"); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add(new FileUploadParameter("filefield1", "c:\\dontneed\\test2.txt")); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("DoUpload", "Upload"); request12Body.FormPostParameters.Add("cmdDone", "Done"); request12.Body = request12Body; yield return request12;
When I record the webtest all is fine, however when I rerun the webtest, the resulting page shows "Object moved to here" and a HTTP status code of 302 (redirected to found page) occurs.
It may have something to do with the button click not being captured as webtests do not track Javascript. I have tried using Fiddle but to no avail.
Please can anyone help - I can't find any examples of testing an upload process via VS2005.
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