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I have one requirement:
I need to execute a command in command prompt that should trigger “Start†button of “HTTP(S) Test Script Recorderâ€. Even if I don’t press “Start†button, the HTTP response should get recorded in non GUI mode.
I did trail and errors for several hours but that didn’t workout for me.
Could anyone please help me out in solving this?
As part of load testing I ran the set of same API’s for several iterations with different user loads. My concern is with the total requests made against the user load. All tests were ran for 10 minutes duration.
In the first iteration I got a report of 1388 total requests for 100 users.
For the second iteration, I got a report of 1393 total requests for 500 users.
My concern is if there are 1388 requests for 100 users, I was expecting 1388*5 (ie.6940 requests) for 500 users, but I am getting only 1393 requets. Can someone help me understand how this logic works for getting the total number of requests made against an API in load testing.
I am using Selenium and JUnit to automate tests.
Lets say there are two tests and each has to authenticate with a different user and perform an action.
Can it be done any smarter than to call an authentication method in each test method? Preferably with annotations so that the username for the test really stands out while skimming through the code and the login method being in @Before method or in TestBase class.
public class AppTest extends TestBase {
// this test must be run with userA
@Test
public void testA() {
authenticateUser (userA);
int count = retrieveNewEmailCount();
assertEquals(NEW_EMAIL_COUNT, count);
}
// this test must be run with userB
@Test
public void testB() {
authenticateUser (userB);
String notificationText = retrieveNoNewEmailNotification();
assertEquals(NO_EMAIL_NOTIFICATION, notificationText);
}
}
Do not comment on business logic in the examples above as this is just simplified example. The real tests are not about emails at all.
In reality there are hundreds of tests and almost a hundred users.
Each user participates from one to hundreds tests. Each test is run once with one particular user only, ie no need to run the same test few times with different users.
I used Webdriver sampler and write selenium -Javascript.
Now I used org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils.writeStringToFile(new java.io.File(‘somefile.log’), ‘some-data’, ‘UTF-8’, true) function to write a file .
I want to save a tabular data (column & row-wise) in that file using writeStringToFile() function.
How we can achieve this?
There is a web based application for the performance testing. Servers are physical servers.
Application works without proxy setting.
Script is Running successfully using JMeter in vm with the help of Host Entry Files.
After Integrating with Azure Pipeline getting as *Non HTTP response code: java.net.UnknownHostException/Non HTTP response message:url.com.
I have requested my hosting for DNS and got reply from them as done but still I can’t able to login in local getting as connection failed.Asked the hosting team got replied as SSL certificate error.
Could anyone please help me
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