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How to record websocket requests and responses in Loadrunner?

Ramya Sri

A project has a web application that is made on websockets for real-time language translation, I was trying to record it via Web HTTP/HTML protocol in Loadrunner but am unable to see the questions I had send and the response received from the server captured in the vugen script. Please let me know how to go about it.

Thanks in advance!

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    Hi Ramya, 

    Hope you are good!

    You can try to create a HAR file (Advanced Developer Tools on your browser)on the website and convert this into a LoadRunner script using VuGen. Check if the replay goes well.

    Another approach is to check the response/request on a Wireshark capture while doing the recording on VuGen. This will help you to determine if the responses are being received by VuGen. 

    Also, you can check if the server requires any certificate to be accessible with your app developers, if so the certificate must be exported into VuGen to properly record the application. 

    Regards,

    Natalia Mena

    ADM LoadRunner Support

    Although I am an Open Text Employee, I am speaking for myself and not for Open Text.

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