[LoadUIWeb] Reg: Testing Windows standalone applications using WebLoadUI-Free ware

Dear Dmitry



The stand alone application is developed in ASP.net so we have session ids and view states passing in the requests but I am not able to capture or see it in the recorded test case,Pls advise on this.



I can attach the scripts prepared but I don have any attachments field.



Thanks

Mani

This forum engine cannot store attached data. You can upload your project into any public file sharing server like https://rapidshare.com/ , google disk, dropbox or any other similar site.

Dear Dmitry



Please find the link where I have stored my Scripts.

Let me have your help on parameterizing it,Also It is appreciated If u can give me an hour webinar on WebloadUI.



Link: http://rapidshare.com/files/4195606767/ASP_Demo.rar



Thanks

Mani

Helo, 



I've looked thru your scenario and i cannot see any session related variables except the cookie ASP.NET_SessionId. This will be handled automatically and you should not care about this. Is it this kind of parameters or you've mentioned something else?

Hello,



Unfortunately, we do not provide telephone support for the the free webloadui tool.  We do have extensive online help available to assist however.   You might want to look at:



http://webloadui.org/docs/testing/parameterizing/requests/parameterizing-requests-toc.html



Please let me know if this helps.

Hello



In our application we have some front end validations like Pop ups and alert box, Will it be handled in WebLoadUI or the front end validations will not be able to controlled by webload ui?





Thanks

Mani

You can validate your content with WebLoadUI Please follow this link for details http://webloadui.org/docs/testing/validating/validating-response-contents-overview.html

Hi Mani,



> [...] front end validations like Pop ups and alert box, Will it be handled in WebLoadUI [...] ?



WebLoadUI is designed to load test web servers (from the end-user point of view), but not the functionality of the tested application on the end-user side.

This means, that basically, WebLoadUI operates in non-attended mode. I.e. it sends requests to the web server and compares obtained responses with the expected ones.

Obtained responses are not processed by the web browser and thus no validations, css filtering/formatting, data input, etc. are taking place at the front-end.



If you need to function-test your application (i.e. check if alert is displayed in response to some user input and whether client script requires some field to be populated with data before submitting request to the server and so on), then you should consider the tool that is oriented on the functional testing of web applications.

TestComplete (http://smartbear.com/products/qa-tools/automated-testing-tools) is a great example of such a tool and really worth trying.