In LoadRunner, you can set up your VuGen working environment in order to customize the auto recovery settings, the loadrunner VuGen editor, and the startup preferences. You set these options from the General Options Environment tab. Auto Recovery: The auto recovery options, allow you to restore your script’s settings in the event of a crash or […]
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In today’s tech-driven world, where software is the backbone of virtually every industry, ensuring its quality has never been more critical. Take advantage of the best software testing courses available. It’s an avenue that offers a wide range of opportunities to newcomers and seasoned professionals alike. Imagine being able to uncover elusive bugs, enhance user
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After you use QuickTest to create and run a suite of tests that test the functional capabilities of your application, you may want to test how much load your application can handle or to monitor your application as it runs. Mercury LoadRunner tests the performance of applications under controlled and peak load conditions. To generate
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The Citrix ICA Client Integration with Mercury Interactive is an extension of the ICA Client Object that first shipped with the MetaFrame XP 1.0 Client CD and was included with the ICA Win32 Client, version 6.01. The initial release of the ICA Client Object provided an application programming interface (API) to the Citrix Win32 ICA
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In LoadRunner, you can add C Vuser functions to any Vuser script in order to enhance the script. VuGen generates only a few of the general Vuser functions while you record. If required, the remaining functions can be manually programmed into a script. As per my knowledge, below is a list of general API functions
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This API set can be used for the following purposes: An application that creates an Analysis session can be run automatically at completion of a test run. In the LoadRunner Controller, open Tools > Options and select the Execution tab. Enter the command to run your application in the Post Execution Command box. The API
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The LoadRunner Automation API allows execution of LoadRunner scenarios without using the LoadRunner Controller Graphic User Interface. Using the LoadRunner Automation API, you create programs that define and run scenarios. You might use the API, for example, to run tests at night or to run tests as part of another program. The central object of
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Below are some the links of eXcellent loadrunner tutorials: Note: For further stuff on LoadRunner, please visit our other website: LoadRunnerStuff.com
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Mercury Interactive (Mercury) is the leading provider of enterprise testing and performance management. Citrix and Mercury have teamed to jointly develop the first native performance testing and monitoring solution for Citrix-deployed applications. Mercury’s industry standard load testing product LoadRunner, and application performance management product Topaz, have both been customized to support Citrix environments. This means
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Here, I’m going to describe some common recording problems / issues of Load Runner and how to resolve them. Normally, these problems are faced by everyone. I would request you all that leave your comments for the problems you face and how you tackle them. Also See: Other LoadRunner Tutorials
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