What is Fiddler?
Fiddler is web debugging tool which capture all the traffic between the browser (client) & the server.
Why should we covert a fiddler session into a Vugen script?
When we are trying to record a application which retrieves responses of huge bytes Vugen might crash. So as a workaround we can convert a fiddler session into a Vugen script.
How to do that?
It very simple.
1. Fiddler is an open source tool. First download & install it in your system.
2. Next start the fiddler and launch the browser. Make sure that all other browsers and browser sessions are closed. If not, then the traffic across the all the browsers would be captured in fiddler.
3. In Fiddler, in the right pane we can find the Filters tab under which check the show only traffic from and select the browser session that you have launched.
4. Now perform the flow which you wanted to record in Vugen, the same will be captured as Fiddler session.
5. Then save the session as a .SAZ ( Session Archive Zip) file. File --> Save --> All Sessions
6. Now import the .SAZ file in Vugen, You could see that Fiddler Session into Vugen script.
Drawback:
The only drawback is that we have to add the transactions only after the vugen script is generated.
Fiddler is web debugging tool which capture all the traffic between the browser (client) & the server.
Why should we covert a fiddler session into a Vugen script?
When we are trying to record a application which retrieves responses of huge bytes Vugen might crash. So as a workaround we can convert a fiddler session into a Vugen script.
How to do that?
It very simple.
1. Fiddler is an open source tool. First download & install it in your system.
2. Next start the fiddler and launch the browser. Make sure that all other browsers and browser sessions are closed. If not, then the traffic across the all the browsers would be captured in fiddler.
3. In Fiddler, in the right pane we can find the Filters tab under which check the show only traffic from and select the browser session that you have launched.
4. Now perform the flow which you wanted to record in Vugen, the same will be captured as Fiddler session.
5. Then save the session as a .SAZ ( Session Archive Zip) file. File --> Save --> All Sessions
6. Now import the .SAZ file in Vugen, You could see that Fiddler Session into Vugen script.
Drawback:
The only drawback is that we have to add the transactions only after the vugen script is generated.
A step on how to import in Vugen would help.
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