Loadrunner 12 - TruClient IE & FireFox Issues

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TTS777 picture TTS777 · Sep 19, 2014 · Viewed 12.5k times · Source

Having the below issues using the TruClient Protocols. Any help would be much appreciated.

Set Up: I have Loadrunner 12 installed in Win7 with IE 11 & latest version of Firefox (32.0) installed.

Question 1:

When I record a script using "TruClient Ajax IE" protocol I get an error as below:

When I click on Develop Script I get this error:

In order to edit an Ajax TruClient IE script you must have Internet Explorer 9,10 or 11 installed on your machine. VUGen could not start TruClient browser to enable you to develop your script.

Question 2:

When I record a script using "TruClient Ajax Firefox" I am able to record a flow but one of the components to download records does not even show up in screen. So unable to record it.

Question 3:

When I used the "TruClient Ajax Firefox" protocol to upload a file from my local machine once I point to the file and click upload, nothing happens while recording. How can I handle this?

Answer

Madan picture Madan · Sep 20, 2014
  1. Make sure you have IE9 or higher installed on the system.

2 & 3. Make sure that the AUT works outside LoadRunner, with the same version of FF browser.

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