Michael Habbert wrote: > ... >> Btw, you've said that you run (or want to run) your webtest with a proxy >> to record it and use it to perform load testing with the grinder. Does >> it means that it reuses the sessions created by the webtests? Can you >> give more details about the process? > [...] > > Of course ;-) > On performance test with grinder the usual process in our project is: > > 1. Starting the grinder-proxy > 2. Reconfigure the proxy for the browser and > 3. Start using the web application (sending request to the server). > 4. Shutdown the proxy > 5. Save the result-file of the proxy > 6. Configure grinder to use the result-file of the manual > application-session for the load test. > 7. Configure cruisecontrol to run grinder with the result-file. > > So while our webtests not only test our application but also create the > main testdata our manually recorded grinder-records (see process above) > fails too often. This was the point we thought about taking webtest to > imput the record of our grinder-test. >
does your process with WebTest has "grinder test generator" already work or is it just an idea you want to test? Are sessionns implied? Marc. _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
