you're right. At the same time, It's things about your test purpose.
At 2013-10-23 23:16:49,"Deepak Shetty" [email protected]> wrote: >>Anyway, we should be able to deal with such test situation. >sure - but test out production like scenarios first . >The reason I asked is because the way you would test out a case like a load >balancer in front which distributes load to multiple servers (if you wanted >to verify that load is being distributed) is not the same as if you would >directly hit the servers. For e.g. if I am using http + weblogic the >session cookie contains information about which server is being hit so you >could from the test response determine how your load is being distributed. >In other cases you have no way out of looking at the logs after your test >has run to determine that the load did indeed get split up (or if you >wanted to check that all the servers are up and running) > >>btw, there is a front in production environment, but no in test >environment. >generally considered bad practice.
