Hi,
I am trying to record the REST calls made from Postman Chrome plugin.
I am facing problem with recording Google chrome(Version 43.0.2357.81 m) . When i click record , no chrome browser is opened. But taskmanager shows chrome process. Even no events get recorded. Vugen(12.02 build 7330) is in hung state and i need to kill the chrome process to make it back.
After reading another thread about 5 common problems , i tried to add in the file config/vugen.ini , below entry.
[NoTrap]
Application1=chrome.exe
Now chrome is opened but nothing get recorded. I tried with few options in recording > portmapping but no success.
Even IE 11 i couldnt . I try with web browser it hangs. I tried with windows application pointing to the 32bit IE 11 exe. This time its starts recording few event , but hang after this. I click continue with the record on the Warning pop up not nothing happens after this. I changed the DEP and disable IE addons.
Configuration.
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OS : windows 7 enterprise service pack 1
Vugen(12.02 build 7330)
IE 11 32 & 64 bit
Google chrome(Version 43.0.2357.81 m)
OUTPUT logs
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[API Trapper (39d4:3dcc)] Recording in 32-bit mode: C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exe
[API Trapper (3508:3d84)] Recording in 64-bit mode: C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\IEXPLORE.EXE
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Load Network Traffic Analyzers:
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Analyzer Module: WPLUS (value=)
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Analyzer Module: WebBase (value=GetHttpProtocolAnalyzer:api_http_filter_x64.dll)
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] + Network Analyzer: api_http_filter_x64.dll @ GetHttpProtocolAnalyzer Loaded!
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] + Interception Auditors: WinInetWplusInterceptionAudit:api_http_filter_x64.dll
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Analyzer Module: QTWeb (value=GetWebSocketProtocolAnalyzer:WebSocketAnalyzer_x64.dll)
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] + Network Analyzer: WebSocketAnalyzer_x64.dll @ GetWebSocketProtocolAnalyzer Loaded!
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Analyzer Module: local_server (value=)
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Network Analyzer (3508:3848)] Address lookup for OHBOCXXG5063HPC = 10.80.94.94
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Address lookup for OHBOCXXG5063HPC = 10.80.94.94
[Network Analyzer (3508:3cc8)] Address lookup for OHBOCXXG5063HPC = 10.80.94.94
[Network Analyzer (3508:2120)] Request Connection: Remote Server @ 156.77.110.16:80 (Service=) (Sid= 1) PROXIED!
[Network Analyzer (3508:3cc8)] Request Connection: Remote Server @ 156.77.110.16:80 (Service=) (Sid= 2) PROXIED!
[Net An. Error (3508: 7c0)] SSL_connect(ssl_id = 140060608 = 00000000085927C0) Failed, ctx = 00000000085FE8F0, err = "SSLv3 read server hello A", err code = 5
[Network Analyzer (3508: 7c0)] (Sid: 1) Negotiate Proxy -> Server SSL Handshake (ssl:TLSv1, ciphers:(NONE))
[Net An. Error (3508: 7c0)] (Sid: 1) Negotiate Client -> Proxy SSL Handshake Failed!!!
[Net An. Error (3508:37bc)] SSL_connect(ssl_id = 140059824 = 00000000085924B0) Failed, ctx = 00000000085FE8F0, err = "SSLv3 read server hello A", err code = 5
[Network Analyzer (3508:37bc)] (Sid: 2) Negotiate Proxy -> Server SSL Handshake (ssl:TLSv1, ciphers:(NONE))
VuGen has detected that the application has encountered the following error:
VuGen was unable to connect to the selected application to record the HTTP traffic
The possible reasons for this failure may be:
* Interference Internet Explorer add-ons.
* Windows Data Execution Prevention (DEP) feature is on.
In order to enable recording, we suggest:
Disable Add-Ons in Internet Explorer.
1. From the Internet Explorer menu, click Tools |Internet Options.
2. Click the Programs tab.
3. Click Manage add-ons.
4. Click the Add-on you wish to disable, then click theDisable radio button.
NOTE: This option will only be available when an Add-on is selected.
5. IE7 users also have the ability to delete the ActiveX control.
6. Follow the steps outlined above to select the ActiveX control.
7. Click the Delete button found under Delete ActiveX.
NOTE: This option will only be available when an ActiveX control is selected.
8. Not all Add-ons in the list are active. Toggle the Show drop-down to view add-ons currently loaded in Internet Explorer.
9. Click OK to exit the Manage Add-ons menu
10. Click OK to exit the Internet Options menu
11. If a necessary add-on has been mistakenly disabled, repeat steps 1-3 above, highlight the disabled add-on, then click the Enable radio button.
12. Close Internet Explorer and restart it for changes to take effect.
Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only.
1. Open Control Panel.
2. Click System.
3. Click Advanced or Advanced System Settings tag.
4. Click Settings button under Performance.
5. Click Data Execution Prevention tab.
6. Select the first option (Turn on DEP for essential Windows programs and services only).
Click Continue to ignore this warning and continue recording.
Click Cancel Recording to cancel the recording.
Any help appreciated.
Thank you,
Jossy