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Maybe I did not quite get my point across in the previous post, so let me rephrase. If you would like to use a single SOAtest project and run it with different data sets, I recommend you look at the following docs page that explains how to config…
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Please contact Parasoft tech support about this issue. I let them know about your case, and they will set you up with an alternative licensing that will allow you to run Load Test on headless machines. When contacting Parasoft support please refer t…
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It looks like you have two questions in your post: first about running LoadTest projects in a sequence, the other about running a single LoadTest project with different sets of data. To answer your first question: If you are planning 8 LoadTes…
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Yes, you can use the Windows Monitor to gather statistics from a remote machine. The prerequisites for it are the same as for the Microsoft perfmon tool. You can find details on configuring perfmon to monitor a remote machine in the link below as we…
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Could you paste the entire console log with the exception stack trace and the Load Test version? I just checked a recent Load Test release on a machine that returns 'true' for the GraphicsEnvironment.isHeadless() Java call and runs without problems:…
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I tried a simple Messaging Client test parameterized with a Table data source and then the same test parameterized with a File data source. Both cases iterate through all rows in Load Test - you can see data source name and row used for each hit in …
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Try the updated script with a null check: import java.util.*; import com.parasoft.simulator.*; import com.parasoft.simulator.output.*; import com.parasoft.api.loadtest.output.*; int getAccumulatedHits() { int runCount = 0; SimulationOutp…
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When I was testing this I had a few channels in the custom monitor, so I could find the best solution for your case. I've been able to reproduce your case by having just one channel in the monitor. You could add a dummy helper channel like below to …
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LoadTestOutput is available for scripted QoS metrics, it is not available for the scripted monitors. The reason is that in Load Test the monitor results collection happens asynchronously from the main result data collection that populates the Loa…
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Load Test displays the Hit per Second rate as 'Test Start Rate' and 'Test Completion Rate' graphs. You can think of 'Test Start Rate' as a request injection rate in hits per second, and 'Test Completion Rate' as the Application Under Test (AUT) resp…
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Could you please explain how are you launching the Load Test? I see in your post output from Load Test launched in both command line mode and server mode. In command line mode the console output will be like so: C:\Program Files\Parasoft\SOAtest…
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I understand that the tests in your .tst use flow logic to check success of the previously executed tests to decide whether or not to run the subsequent tests and you see that not all of the tests ran in load test. I would review if there were error…
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A machine name will appear in the Machines List tab if Load Test is installed as a Windows service on that machine and if the LoadTest service is running. This LoadTest Windows service is an added convenience that allows you to start and stop LoadTe…
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Automatically Load the Most Recent Test Results in LoadTest Continuum. Load Test 9.10.3 includes an update to LoadTest Continuum (LTC) that helps you automate the task of loading the most recent load test results in LTC. The update eliminates the…
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If you are looking for data in the report that describes network performance, you can find it in the Request Send Time and Response Receive Time tables in the HTML report that you can generate from CLI. The Request Send Time and Response Receive Tim…
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If you are looking for data in the report that describes network performance, you can find it in the Request Send Time and Response Receive Time tables in the HTML report that you can generate from CLI. The Request Send Time and Response Receive Tim…
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Run the loadtest script in the SOAtest/LoadTest installation directory like so: [[email protected] 9.10]$ sh ./loadtest -loadtestserver ... Server is ready on port 8189 To start it on a specific port add the port number argument: sh ./loadtes…
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If you are planning to use LoadTest with Continuous Integration tools you might want to look at the following forum post: Using LoadTest Continuum in DevOps delivery pipeline. https://forums.parasoft.com/discussion/2935/using-loadtest-continuum-i…
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LoadTest Continuum widget for the DTP. Parasoft Development Testing Platform (DTP) contains reporting and analytics dashboards that enable you to monitor the health and progress of your software project with a variety of widgets and reports. A…
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Hi Ranjith Below is the export hits QoS metric script rewritten in Groovy. You will find its syntax similar to Java and JavaScript. I tested it on 9.9.5, if your 9.9 Service Pack is less than 5 I don't know whether it will work or not. Let me kno…
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Hi Ranjith, Judging by the screenshots, you are using a (very) old version of Load Test - you can see it in Help->About. I tested the script with Load Test 9.10, which is the latest version. Please update to the latest versions of SOAtest/Load…
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Hi Ranjith, There is no command line option to save individual hits in a .cvs table separately from the report, it is possible however to save hit details with the help of a custom/scriptable QOS metric. Although QOS metrics are designed to proce…
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You can add the Individual Hits graph to your HTML report and have the HTML report automatically generated if you are running your load test from command line mode. First verify that the Individual Hits are included into the HTML report configuratio…