but still have some questions:
1 . As you know,many B/S systems need a cookie to login,how can I send this parameter to "ab.exe"?
2 . If I wanna use perl to write some scripts myself,what should I do?
On 8/28/06, Paco Zarabozo A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hello,Apache2 for Win32 comes with a utility for that. Taking for granted that it's installed on C:\Apache2, you can call it like this:C:\> cd C:\Apache2\binC:\Apache2\bin> ab -n 5 -c 5 http://127.0.0.1/loginScript.plThat makes 5 concurrent requests for the specified url. I think this utility was created to compare mod_perl 1 against mod_perl 2 in Win32, since the first one didn't really have the ability to manage multiple requests at the same time.Just write a special script that executes in one big chain all the heavy tasks you want to test in a concurrent scenario and call it with that program. Also, you can make the script with some logging of the results, so you can check times for every part of it and know where to check if somethings wrong.I hope this helps. ;-)Paco Zarabozo----- Original Message -----From: �d�^�dSent: Monday, August 28, 2006 2:08 AMSubject: Perl to do web load testCurrently, I need to do some web load testing.
So, I wanna know if there are some modules to do this.
Such as : parallel login & operation, heavy load DB operation...
Thanks for your help!
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