[LoadUIWeb] Unable to record any HTTP Traffic
I am new to LoadUIWeb and downloaded tool. Everything(Recording and running) worked fine yesterday. When I try to record script today, it doesn't capture any HTTP Traffic. I tried all the hints\id...
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The short answer is that IE11 broke a number of dependencies, so we currently only support IE10 and earlier. We entirely plan on supporting IE11 later this year, but for now you can use the following work-around:
The new AppContainer/EPM features of IE11 mean that by default, no network interactions originating from the browser can interact with the local network stack. There is an option that exempts certain traffic types, but not at all useful for LoadUIWeb.
As it turns out though, you can use something like Charles Proxy or Fiddler to capture IE11 traffic in a way that LoadUIWeb can pick up on. Much like this article about using a proxy to capture mobile traffic, the same principal applies for IE11.
The new AppContainer/EPM features of IE11 mean that by default, no network interactions originating from the browser can interact with the local network stack. There is an option that exempts certain traffic types, but not at all useful for LUIW.
We fully intend on supporting this new networking model, but for obvious reasons it is built to make it harder to intercept inter-process networking, which is one of the primary mechanisms that load testing tools rely on to record web traffic.
The new AppContainer/EPM features of IE11 mean that by default, no network interactions originating from the browser can interact with the local network stack. There is an option that exempts certain traffic types, but not at all useful for LoadUIWeb.
As it turns out though, you can use something like Charles Proxy or Fiddler to capture IE11 traffic in a way that LoadUIWeb can pick up on. Much like this article about using a proxy to capture mobile traffic, the same principal applies for IE11.
The new AppContainer/EPM features of IE11 mean that by default, no network interactions originating from the browser can interact with the local network stack. There is an option that exempts certain traffic types, but not at all useful for LUIW.
We fully intend on supporting this new networking model, but for obvious reasons it is built to make it harder to intercept inter-process networking, which is one of the primary mechanisms that load testing tools rely on to record web traffic.
