Webservice performance testing with SoapUIPhuoc Nguyen
This document discusses performance testing of web services using SoapUI (LoadUI). It provides an overview of different types of performance testing including baseline testing, load testing, stress testing, and soak testing. It then describes how to use LoadUI for load testing, including creating a new load test, running the load test, and adding assertions. The document concludes by covering advanced LoadUI topics such as test strategies, available assertions, exporting data/statistics, and scripting capabilities.
Gatling & LoadUI - Open Source Tools For Preformance TestingRaman Kansal
LoadUI and Gatling are open source load testing tools. LoadUI is cross-platform and allows for interactive, drag-and-drop test case creation and modification during a run. It has components like VU generators, runners, and schedulers. Gatling simulations are written in Scala and can record from browsers, run multiple scenarios together, and generate graphical reports. It involves downloading, recording, running simulations, and viewing reports.
Web and load testing with Visual Studio 2010 UltimateAbhimanyu Singhal
Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate also gives you access to advanced web and load testing features that help you ensure that whatever application you are building it is ready for the most demanding uses. The Web and Load testing capabilities of Visual Studio 2010 Ultimate help you ensure that whatever application you are building it is ready for whatever scenarios your organization can envisage taking you one step closer to knowing your application is ready for prime time.
1. The document discusses using SoapUI open source tool to create automated and performance tests for Oracle BRM applications.
2. It provides steps to download and install SoapUI, Web Services Manager, and Apache or WebLogic. Testsuites can then be created in SoapUI to define test cases with Groovy scripts.
3. Load testing can be performed by adding threads to test cases and running the testsuite to measure transactions per second (TPS) and verify performance.
This document provides an introduction to web services and the API testing tool SoapUI. It discusses what web services are, their components like XML, SOAP, WSDL and UDDI. It describes the architecture of web services including roles like service provider, requester and registry. It explains operations like publish, find and bind. It then introduces SoapUI for testing web services, covering its project structure of test suites, cases and steps. It provides details on creating a project, adding tests, assertions and response time verification. It also briefly mentions the pro version and using SoapUI for security testing through security scans and assertions.
How to make a Load Testing with Visual Studio 2012Chen-Tien Tsai
About Load Testing
Performance testing
Stress testing
Load testing
Create Visual Studio Load Testing Solution
Add Web Perfomance Testing
Create by Wizard(record action)
Create by Code
Add Load Testing
Configure Scenario setting
Configuration Run setting
Open Load Testing Report
Tips for setting
One more thing about Load Testing
SoapUI Pro Plugin Workshop #SoapUIPluginsSmartBear
Ole Lensmar, CTO of SmartBear Software, explains how to develop your own plugins for SoapUI Pro, the world's most popular API testing tool. #SoapUIPlugins
This document provides an introduction to SOAPUI, including how to add and configure different types of assertions for validating responses, using Groovy scripts to write test logic and verify results, and techniques for organizing projects using workspaces and environments. It covers topics like XPath functions, SOAPUI object models, refactoring WSDLs, and testing web services with attachments.
A method of communicating between two devices
A software function provided at a network address over the web with the service always on
It has an interface described in a machine-processable format
http://www.qualitestgroup.com/
This document provides an agenda and overview for a SoapUI training course for fresh graduates. The agenda covers topics such as what SoapUI is, its features, SOAP and WSDL, functional testing, service mocking. It provides examples and step-by-step instructions for creating a SoapUI project, adding a WSDL, creating and running requests and tests cases, adding assertions to validate responses, and creating and running a mock service. The goal is to teach participants how to use SoapUI for functional testing, service simulation, and other tasks.
The document provides an overview of load testing using NeoLoad. It discusses why load testing is important, the differences between functional and load testing, and the main components of NeoLoad including scripting, execution, analysis and monitoring. It then describes the basic process of creating a NeoLoad test including recording a scenario to create a virtual user, setting the population size and scenario, running the test, and analyzing results on things like response times, errors and graphs. Communication between NeoLoad and the server is agentless using push technology.
Load Testing using Continuous Integration toolsRick Pitts
The document discusses how CommerceHub integrated NeoLoad load testing into their continuous integration process. Some key benefits included making load testing easier to execute regularly, monitoring results through Jenkins, and collaborating by sharing load test reports between team members. Common pitfalls to avoid when using this approach are only testing the "happy path" without variations, comparing results over long periods of time, and creating bottlenecks by requiring involvement from specific roles.
NeoLoad is a load testing tool that allows users to record browser sessions, define virtual users and test scenarios, run load tests, and analyze results. The document provides an overview of NeoLoad and guides users through setting up and running a sample load test in 3 main steps: recording a test scenario, running the test, and analyzing results. Key features of NeoLoad discussed include recording browser sessions, configuring virtual users and populations, running tests while monitoring performance, and filtering and graphing results.
This document discusses performance testing and tools for performance testing like JMeter. It provides details on how JMeter can be used to perform load testing and performance testing on different protocols. It outlines the steps to build test plans to test the performance of web applications and databases using JMeter including adding users, requests, listeners and more.
TestComplete is an automated testing tool for testing Windows, web, and mobile applications. It provides features like test management, test execution for manual and automated tests, reporting, web and load testing, and supports various programming languages. TestComplete compares favorably to HP/Mercury QuickTest Professional with a lower cost, more programming options, and support for additional browsers and platforms, though QTP may be easier for beginners. TestComplete also supports data-driven and keyword-driven testing to parameterize and maintain test cases.
Arquillian is a Java testing framework that allows running integration tests inside a container. It manages the container lifecycle and allows deploying test archives and accessing managed resources from tests. Citrus is a complementary framework for testing messaging interfaces like REST, SOAP, and JMS. It provides components to simulate clients and servers for messaging protocols. Together, Arquillian and Citrus allow testing applications by deploying them in a container and interacting with services through simulated messaging.
This document provides a quick reference guide for using performance testing features in Microsoft Visual Studio. It contains topics around how various performance testing features work, known issues and bugs, workarounds, and troubleshooting tips. The document is compiled from public blog posts, Microsoft discussions, and consultant experiences. It includes sections on new features in Visual Studio 2010, configuration options, and how the performance testing components communicate and execute tests. The goal is to share useful information not always covered in official documentation. The document has been updated multiple times with new content and corrections.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a NeoLoad training. It introduces load testing principles and the NeoLoad tool. The agenda covers an introduction, load testing principles including test types and methodology. It then covers designing a test in NeoLoad including recording a virtual user profile, building a population, and monitoring. It concludes with running a test, analyzing results, and an overview of advanced NeoLoad features.
The document summarizes how to use SoapUI Pro to test web services. It introduces SoapUI Pro and how to import a WSDL, create a test suite with test cases and test steps, run tests, and validate responses. An example is provided to request weather data from a public weather service and assert conditions in the response. Attendees are invited to ask any questions.
Using Automation to Meet Demands for Performance and QualityNeotys
In an evolving market where expectations are high for performance and quality, performance engineers and project leaders need to be able to automate their performance tests without being impacted by maintenance costs.
In agile and DevOps approaches, testers have to test more in less time, so automation is also a critical component for a quick, machine-driven software pipeline build. But how do you avoid extra work when automatically handling scenario updates?
Join this web seminar to discover how you can deliver efficient regression and report on realistic UX during functional and nonfunctional testing activities. You’ll also see a demonstration of the integration between NeoLoad and Ranorex.
This document provides an introduction to SOAPUI, including how to add different types of assertions to test steps to validate responses. It discusses contains/not contains assertions, SOAP/non-SOAP requests, faults, response time limits, XPath matching, and more. It also covers using Groovy scripts to manipulate tests and responses, refactoring WSDLs, and organizing projects using workspaces and environments.
Deployment automation framework with seleniumWenhua Wang
In my slides, I presented my experience in setting up a deployment automation framework with selenium.
The deployment automation framework dramatically dramatically reduced my deployment workload.
I hope my deployment automation setup experience help you in your own/customized automation framework setup with selenium and other open source tools.
This document discusses managing performance tests through a pipeline in Jenkins. It identifies issues with current approaches like the need for programming and infrastructure knowledge. It proposes automating the pipeline in Jenkins to dynamically create and delete test client servers, run tests in parallel using Gatling, stash and collect logs, generate reports from logs, and publish results. Sample pipeline code is provided. The goal is to improve the process by making it less manual and complex.
Behavior-Driven Development and Automation Testing Using Cucumber Framework W...KMS Technology
This document discusses behavior-driven development (BDD) and automation testing using the Cucumber framework. It provides an overview of BDD, what Cucumber is, how to perform BDD automation testing with Cucumber, and includes a live demo. The presentation is given by Trong Bui from KMS Technology and discusses their experience with BDD and Cucumber.
Web Services Automated Testing via SoapUI ToolSperasoft
soapUI is a tool for testing APIs, including SOAP and REST web services. It allows testing functionality, security, performance, and documentation. Key features include testing API functions with parameters, negative testing, security testing like SQL injection and XSS, load and performance testing, and documentation logging. The tool supports SOAP, REST, and HTTP services. Projects contain elements like WSDL/WADL files, services, test cases, test steps, and property transfers between steps. Test cases validate requests with parameters and assertions. Security tests simulate attacks. Performance tests assess response times and throughput under varying loads. Mock services emulate real services for testing without dependencies.
In web development, automated testing ensures applications perform flawlessly across browsers and devices. WebDriverIO is a powerful automation tool that simplifies browser interaction for testing web applications. This tutorial will explore WebDriverIO, why it benefits automation, and how its architecture works.
The document provides an introduction to Oracle Application Testing Suite e-Load and its features for load testing web applications, including setting up virtual users and profiles, running load tests, and analyzing results. It describes how to configure e-Load settings for aspects like authentication, browser emulation, caching, and download management to simulate real user behavior under load.
The document discusses how to use Visual Studio Team System to test web applications for performance problems. It covers creating and running web tests to simulate user loads on a web application. Validation and extraction rules are used to verify test results. Load tests can also be created to test applications under different user loads and connection models. Load Test Analyzer is used to interpret load test results and identify bottlenecks or errors. Demonstrations are provided on creating, running and verifying web and load tests.
A method of communicating between two devices
A software function provided at a network address over the web with the service always on
It has an interface described in a machine-processable format
http://www.qualitestgroup.com/
This document provides an agenda and overview for a SoapUI training course for fresh graduates. The agenda covers topics such as what SoapUI is, its features, SOAP and WSDL, functional testing, service mocking. It provides examples and step-by-step instructions for creating a SoapUI project, adding a WSDL, creating and running requests and tests cases, adding assertions to validate responses, and creating and running a mock service. The goal is to teach participants how to use SoapUI for functional testing, service simulation, and other tasks.
The document provides an overview of load testing using NeoLoad. It discusses why load testing is important, the differences between functional and load testing, and the main components of NeoLoad including scripting, execution, analysis and monitoring. It then describes the basic process of creating a NeoLoad test including recording a scenario to create a virtual user, setting the population size and scenario, running the test, and analyzing results on things like response times, errors and graphs. Communication between NeoLoad and the server is agentless using push technology.
Load Testing using Continuous Integration toolsRick Pitts
The document discusses how CommerceHub integrated NeoLoad load testing into their continuous integration process. Some key benefits included making load testing easier to execute regularly, monitoring results through Jenkins, and collaborating by sharing load test reports between team members. Common pitfalls to avoid when using this approach are only testing the "happy path" without variations, comparing results over long periods of time, and creating bottlenecks by requiring involvement from specific roles.
NeoLoad is a load testing tool that allows users to record browser sessions, define virtual users and test scenarios, run load tests, and analyze results. The document provides an overview of NeoLoad and guides users through setting up and running a sample load test in 3 main steps: recording a test scenario, running the test, and analyzing results. Key features of NeoLoad discussed include recording browser sessions, configuring virtual users and populations, running tests while monitoring performance, and filtering and graphing results.
This document discusses performance testing and tools for performance testing like JMeter. It provides details on how JMeter can be used to perform load testing and performance testing on different protocols. It outlines the steps to build test plans to test the performance of web applications and databases using JMeter including adding users, requests, listeners and more.
TestComplete is an automated testing tool for testing Windows, web, and mobile applications. It provides features like test management, test execution for manual and automated tests, reporting, web and load testing, and supports various programming languages. TestComplete compares favorably to HP/Mercury QuickTest Professional with a lower cost, more programming options, and support for additional browsers and platforms, though QTP may be easier for beginners. TestComplete also supports data-driven and keyword-driven testing to parameterize and maintain test cases.
Arquillian is a Java testing framework that allows running integration tests inside a container. It manages the container lifecycle and allows deploying test archives and accessing managed resources from tests. Citrus is a complementary framework for testing messaging interfaces like REST, SOAP, and JMS. It provides components to simulate clients and servers for messaging protocols. Together, Arquillian and Citrus allow testing applications by deploying them in a container and interacting with services through simulated messaging.
This document provides a quick reference guide for using performance testing features in Microsoft Visual Studio. It contains topics around how various performance testing features work, known issues and bugs, workarounds, and troubleshooting tips. The document is compiled from public blog posts, Microsoft discussions, and consultant experiences. It includes sections on new features in Visual Studio 2010, configuration options, and how the performance testing components communicate and execute tests. The goal is to share useful information not always covered in official documentation. The document has been updated multiple times with new content and corrections.
This document provides an agenda and overview for a NeoLoad training. It introduces load testing principles and the NeoLoad tool. The agenda covers an introduction, load testing principles including test types and methodology. It then covers designing a test in NeoLoad including recording a virtual user profile, building a population, and monitoring. It concludes with running a test, analyzing results, and an overview of advanced NeoLoad features.
The document summarizes how to use SoapUI Pro to test web services. It introduces SoapUI Pro and how to import a WSDL, create a test suite with test cases and test steps, run tests, and validate responses. An example is provided to request weather data from a public weather service and assert conditions in the response. Attendees are invited to ask any questions.
Using Automation to Meet Demands for Performance and QualityNeotys
In an evolving market where expectations are high for performance and quality, performance engineers and project leaders need to be able to automate their performance tests without being impacted by maintenance costs.
In agile and DevOps approaches, testers have to test more in less time, so automation is also a critical component for a quick, machine-driven software pipeline build. But how do you avoid extra work when automatically handling scenario updates?
Join this web seminar to discover how you can deliver efficient regression and report on realistic UX during functional and nonfunctional testing activities. You’ll also see a demonstration of the integration between NeoLoad and Ranorex.
This document provides an introduction to SOAPUI, including how to add different types of assertions to test steps to validate responses. It discusses contains/not contains assertions, SOAP/non-SOAP requests, faults, response time limits, XPath matching, and more. It also covers using Groovy scripts to manipulate tests and responses, refactoring WSDLs, and organizing projects using workspaces and environments.
Deployment automation framework with seleniumWenhua Wang
In my slides, I presented my experience in setting up a deployment automation framework with selenium.
The deployment automation framework dramatically dramatically reduced my deployment workload.
I hope my deployment automation setup experience help you in your own/customized automation framework setup with selenium and other open source tools.
This document discusses managing performance tests through a pipeline in Jenkins. It identifies issues with current approaches like the need for programming and infrastructure knowledge. It proposes automating the pipeline in Jenkins to dynamically create and delete test client servers, run tests in parallel using Gatling, stash and collect logs, generate reports from logs, and publish results. Sample pipeline code is provided. The goal is to improve the process by making it less manual and complex.
Behavior-Driven Development and Automation Testing Using Cucumber Framework W...KMS Technology
This document discusses behavior-driven development (BDD) and automation testing using the Cucumber framework. It provides an overview of BDD, what Cucumber is, how to perform BDD automation testing with Cucumber, and includes a live demo. The presentation is given by Trong Bui from KMS Technology and discusses their experience with BDD and Cucumber.
Web Services Automated Testing via SoapUI ToolSperasoft
soapUI is a tool for testing APIs, including SOAP and REST web services. It allows testing functionality, security, performance, and documentation. Key features include testing API functions with parameters, negative testing, security testing like SQL injection and XSS, load and performance testing, and documentation logging. The tool supports SOAP, REST, and HTTP services. Projects contain elements like WSDL/WADL files, services, test cases, test steps, and property transfers between steps. Test cases validate requests with parameters and assertions. Security tests simulate attacks. Performance tests assess response times and throughput under varying loads. Mock services emulate real services for testing without dependencies.
In web development, automated testing ensures applications perform flawlessly across browsers and devices. WebDriverIO is a powerful automation tool that simplifies browser interaction for testing web applications. This tutorial will explore WebDriverIO, why it benefits automation, and how its architecture works.
The document provides an introduction to Oracle Application Testing Suite e-Load and its features for load testing web applications, including setting up virtual users and profiles, running load tests, and analyzing results. It describes how to configure e-Load settings for aspects like authentication, browser emulation, caching, and download management to simulate real user behavior under load.
The document discusses how to use Visual Studio Team System to test web applications for performance problems. It covers creating and running web tests to simulate user loads on a web application. Validation and extraction rules are used to verify test results. Load tests can also be created to test applications under different user loads and connection models. Load Test Analyzer is used to interpret load test results and identify bottlenecks or errors. Demonstrations are provided on creating, running and verifying web and load tests.
Silk Performer allows you to record and simulate realistic load tests for web and mobile applications. It uses virtual users (VUsers) to emulate real users and load test applications. The recorder captures live application traffic and generates scripts in BDL (Benchmark Description Language) format. These scripts can then be replayed to simulate concurrent loads and analyze performance. Key features include simulating thousands of users, protocol support for web, ERP, middleware etc., real-time monitoring, customizable reporting and root cause analysis using TrueLog Explorer. Load testing with Silk Performer helps answer questions around capacity, response times, bottlenecks and more.
The document provides an overview of load testing and the LoadRunner tool. It discusses:
- Why load testing is important to test application performance, stability, and ability to handle expected user loads.
- The components of LoadRunner including VuGen for recording scripts, the Controller for managing tests, and Analysis for reporting.
- How LoadRunner replaces human users with virtual users (Vusers) that emulate user actions and loads via scripted scenarios. This allows testing at large scales that would be difficult with real users.
The document discusses quality assurance processes for automated testing including creating an automation framework using Java, Selenium, TestNG, Git, Maven and Jenkins. It provides steps for configuring the automation project, describes functional testing processes and types of testing including load and performance testing using JMeter, security testing by scanning for vulnerabilities, and best practices for implementing page object models in test automation.
The document discusses quality assurance processes for automated testing including developing an automation framework using Java, Selenium, TestNG, Git, Maven and Jenkins. It provides steps for configuring the automation project, describes functional testing as creating test suites and tracking bug status, and discusses best practices for load and performance testing, security testing, and using the page object model in test automation.
The document discusses various types of non-functional and functional testing for web applications. It describes seven types of non-functional testing - configuration, usability, performance, scalability, security, recoverability, and reliability testing. For each type, it provides details on what should be tested and how test cases can be created. It also discusses two types of functional testing - browser-page testing and transaction testing. The document emphasizes that both non-functional and functional testing methods are needed to test critical aspects like performance, security, and user interfaces for trouble-free website operation.
This document discusses performance testing and tools like Apache JMeter and Blazemeter. It provides an overview of performance testing processes and types. Key points include:
- Apache JMeter is an open source load testing tool that can perform various types of performance tests on web applications.
- Blazemeter is a commercial performance testing tool that supports load testing of existing JMeter scripts and automated recording and testing in continuous delivery environments.
- An example agile performance testing approach is outlined that includes planning tests, executing during sprints, and verifying and releasing features with regression testing.
1) The document discusses the steps to configure a load balancer integration with Glassfish application servers including creating an HTTP load balancer, exporting and importing configuration files, installing the load balancer plugin, and testing the load balancing.
2) Key steps include creating an HTTP load balancer, exporting the loadbalancer.xml file from Glassfish, installing the load balancer plugin on the web server, importing the configuration file, and testing load balancing and failover of requests across application server instances.
3) The document also covers monitoring the load balancer and application servers, backing up and restoring the configuration, and reviewing the proper start and stop order of servers.
Q Engine is a powerful tool for automated functional and performance testing of your web applications and web services. Java based and hence platform independence in testing. No programming/script proficiency required to develop test cases.
This document discusses and summarizes different types of load testing for websites, including performance testing, capacity testing, stress testing, volume testing, endurance testing, and regression testing. It also describes features of a load testing tool that allows simulating multiple concurrent users to test a website's performance under different types of loads.
HP LoadRunner software allows you to prevent application performance problems by detecting bottlenecks before a new system or upgrade is deployed. The testing solution LoadRunner enables you to test rich Internet applications, Web 2.0 technologies, ERP and CRM applications, and legacy applications. It gives you a picture of end-to-end system performance before going live so that you can verify that new or upgraded applications meet performance requirements
The document discusses automating web service testing using the SoapUI NG Pro tool. It outlines an automated framework that was developed in SoapUI to help testing teams design, setup, and execute comprehensive tests for web services quickly and efficiently. The framework interacts with external data sources to import test data, pass it to XML-formatted requests, and process the responses. SoapUI allows for importing projects, executing requests, and viewing responses. Tests can validate functionality by sending XML requests and verifying responses. Load testing is also supported to validate performance under different scenarios.
This document provides an overview of SoapUI, a tool for testing web services. It discusses how SoapUI can be used to test web services by generating XML requests, receiving and validating XML responses, and generating reports. SoapUI projects contain test suites with test cases and test steps. Tests can be automated by adding assertions to validate responses. The document also provides background on web services, SOAP, WSDL, and the different types of web services.
It's a very basic introduction of Load Runner for beginners, i explored it at my own, prepared slides & shared it with my colleagues.
What is Load Runner & why we need Performance testing etc.
Enjoy :)
Wipro & Experitest Co webinar: Enhance your Mobile App with Load Testing and Increased Productivity.
Wipro and Experitest on a live webinar on improving the performance of your mobile application while expanding productivity. The solutions we present will allow you to test faster, and more diligently than ever, combining load, performance, and functionality all at once.
The session covers:
- A case study involving Wipro and SeeTest working with a major American Bank
- Live demo to show SeeTest Automation integrate into HP LoadRunner
- How Wipro developed a mainframe component to perform backend validation
- Live demo of Wipro's SeeTest Framework, and how it improves productivity by 50%
Speakers:
Guy Arieli, CTO, Experitest
Sudheer Mohan, Director - Mobility Certification & Automation, Wipro
Learn the Basics of Agile Development: Your Step-by-Step GuideMarcel David
New to Agile? This step-by-step guide is your perfect starting point. "Learn the Basics of Agile Development" simplifies complex concepts, providing you with a clear understanding of how Agile can improve software development and project management. Discover the benefits of iterative work, team collaboration, and flexible planning.
Special Meetup Edition - TDX Bengaluru Meetup #52.pptxshyamraj55
We’re bringing the TDX energy to our community with 2 power-packed sessions:
🛠️ Workshop: MuleSoft for Agentforce
Explore the new version of our hands-on workshop featuring the latest Topic Center and API Catalog updates.
📄 Talk: Power Up Document Processing
Dive into smart automation with MuleSoft IDP, NLP, and Einstein AI for intelligent document workflows.
TrustArc Webinar: Consumer Expectations vs Corporate Realities on Data Broker...TrustArc
Most consumers believe they’re making informed decisions about their personal data—adjusting privacy settings, blocking trackers, and opting out where they can. However, our new research reveals that while awareness is high, taking meaningful action is still lacking. On the corporate side, many organizations report strong policies for managing third-party data and consumer consent yet fall short when it comes to consistency, accountability and transparency.
This session will explore the research findings from TrustArc’s Privacy Pulse Survey, examining consumer attitudes toward personal data collection and practical suggestions for corporate practices around purchasing third-party data.
Attendees will learn:
- Consumer awareness around data brokers and what consumers are doing to limit data collection
- How businesses assess third-party vendors and their consent management operations
- Where business preparedness needs improvement
- What these trends mean for the future of privacy governance and public trust
This discussion is essential for privacy, risk, and compliance professionals who want to ground their strategies in current data and prepare for what’s next in the privacy landscape.
This is the keynote of the Into the Box conference, highlighting the release of the BoxLang JVM language, its key enhancements, and its vision for the future.
DevOpsDays Atlanta 2025 - Building 10x Development Organizations.pptxJustin Reock
Building 10x Organizations with Modern Productivity Metrics
10x developers may be a myth, but 10x organizations are very real, as proven by the influential study performed in the 1980s, ‘The Coding War Games.’
Right now, here in early 2025, we seem to be experiencing YAPP (Yet Another Productivity Philosophy), and that philosophy is converging on developer experience. It seems that with every new method we invent for the delivery of products, whether physical or virtual, we reinvent productivity philosophies to go alongside them.
But which of these approaches actually work? DORA? SPACE? DevEx? What should we invest in and create urgency behind today, so that we don’t find ourselves having the same discussion again in a decade?
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Precision in data labeling = Precision on the production floor.
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📕 Agenda
Welcome & Introductions
Orchestrator API Overview
Exploring the Swagger Interface
Test Manager API Highlights
Streamlining Automation & Testing with APIs (Demo)
Q&A and Open Discussion
Perfect for developers, testers, and automation enthusiasts!
👉 Join our UiPath Community Berlin chapter: https://community.uipath.com/berlin/
This session streamed live on April 29, 2025, 18:00 CET.
Check out all our upcoming UiPath Community sessions at https://community.uipath.com/events/.
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Mobile App Development Company in Saudi ArabiaSteve Jonas
EmizenTech is a globally recognized software development company, proudly serving businesses since 2013. With over 11+ years of industry experience and a team of 200+ skilled professionals, we have successfully delivered 1200+ projects across various sectors. As a leading Mobile App Development Company In Saudi Arabia we offer end-to-end solutions for iOS, Android, and cross-platform applications. Our apps are known for their user-friendly interfaces, scalability, high performance, and strong security features. We tailor each mobile application to meet the unique needs of different industries, ensuring a seamless user experience. EmizenTech is committed to turning your vision into a powerful digital product that drives growth, innovation, and long-term success in the competitive mobile landscape of Saudi Arabia.
"Client Partnership — the Path to Exponential Growth for Companies Sized 50-5...Fwdays
Why the "more leads, more sales" approach is not a silver bullet for a company.
Common symptoms of an ineffective Client Partnership (CP).
Key reasons why CP fails.
Step-by-step roadmap for building this function (processes, roles, metrics).
Business outcomes of CP implementation based on examples of companies sized 50-500.
2. What is LoadUI Web ?
LoadUI Web - Pre-requisites and Installation
LoadUI Web - Plan and Prepare
Recording and Customization of web browser scripts
Exploring recorded scripts
Text Validation
Customizing Scripts-Parameterization and Correlation
Creating and Running Load Test
Monitoring the Load Test
Result Analysis
Comparision of LoadUI Web and LoadUI Web PRO
License Cost 2013-2014
3.
LoadUI Web is a free desktop tool for testing web applications: Performance
Stress
Scalability
Load testing
It works with both traditional HTML web sites and with Rich Internet Applications using
modern web technologies like AJAX, ASP.NET, Flash, Flex and Silverlight.
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4.
Pre-requisites: System requirements for LoadUIWeb
Software
Microsoft Windows (Service Pack 2 or later), XP, 2003, Vista 32 and 64 bit versions
Hardware
2 GB of RAM on Windows 7, Windows Vista and later operating systems.
700 MB of hard disk space for installation.
1-2 GB of free disk space to run large projects.
1280 × 1024 or higher display resolution.
Installation: While the basic version is free, it requires license to be used for LoadUI Web
PRO. Please use the link provided below to download the freeware tool
http://loaduiweb.org/downloads/download-loaduiweb.html
Then follow the instructions provided on the site.
Installation:
Install the .exe file downloaded from the link and follow the onscreen instructions provided
the to complete the installation.
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5. If your computer is connected to
the network via a proxy
server, modify LoadUIWeb’s
options to allow it to access the
web server under test:
Select Tools | Options from
LoadUIWeb’s main menu.
Select Engines | HTTP Load
Testing from the tree in
the Options dialog that appears.
Select the This computer is
connected to the Internet via
proxy option.
Specify the address of the proxy
server that LoadUIWeb uses to access
the server under test. If the proxy
server requires authorization, enter
your login and password.
LoadUIWeb must be added to
the list of trusted applications of
your firewall and antivirus
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6. Steps to create and run a performance test in LoadUI Web
1. Create a Test Project
2.
Record a User Scenario
3.
View the Recorded Scenario
4.
Verify Recorded Scenario
5.
Create a Load Test
6.
Run Your Load Tests
7.
Analyze Results
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7. Prepare for an new load test through New Project Wizard
Start with Create New Project
Wizard
Select File | New | New Project
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8. Create your load test with LoadUIWeb
Enter a Project name and click
next
As of now subsequent pages
of the wizard will not be
needed and can be skipped
Click Finish
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9. Test Project
LoadUI Web will
automatically generate
the path for the project
file and display it in
the Location field.
The project folder is
used to store all
information generated for
or by the project:
scenarios, tests, test log
files and so on.
You can change the
project’s folder in the
Location box.
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10. Next step is to record scenarios. To do this..
Click Record User Scenario on Test Engine toolbar to open Record User Scenario
Dialog
Enter the name of the single-user load test to be recorded
Provide the URL to be recorded and browser to be emulated
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11. Record traffic and Generate the scenario
After LoadUI Web has started the
recording, it will display
the recording toolbar..
LoadUI Web will also launch the web
browser you have selected in the
Record User Scenario dialog
Perform the application actions in a
simple sequence of expected actions
as by end-user
Once recording finishes
click Stop on the Recording toolbar
to stop the recording.
LoadUI Web will process the recorded
requests, generate the scenario and
display it and the created website
load test in the Workspace panel.
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12. Once finishing the recording, verify the scenario runs successfully without
errors for single virtual user
Right-click the
scenario in Project
Explorer
Select Verify Scenario
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13. Once verification is successfully completed you are ready to create a
load test simulating multiple users
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14. Checking the Textual Response on a Webpage
Create a data selector that will
extract the needed data from a
server response to a variable, and
Define a validation rule that will
compare the variable value with the
desired data.
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15. Parameterize requests or send various data for request parameters to
make virtual users behave like real-life users with different parameter
values.
Double click on
Scenarios(Project Explorer)
Specify the variable name and
click on Next.
Select Variable type as LoadUI
variable
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16. Parameterize requests or send various data for request parameters to
make virtual users behave like real-life users with different parameter
values.
Specify the type of variable to
create.
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17. Set parameters specific for each variable type..
Generate the items of the
variable to create.
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18. Set parameters specific for each variable type..
Select the access type of the
variable.
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19. LoadUIWeb detects correlated parameters in server responses and client
requests and automatically creates rules for extracting data
LoadUIWeb can correlate
some dynamic parameters
automatically correlated..
The parameter is
contained within common
HTML requests and
responses
For same parameter name
and value in both the
response and subsequent
requests.
Parameter is used in at
least one subsequent
request within the same
scenario.
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20. Correlate results with responses by extracting data from the server
responses and insert into subsequent request
Manual Correlation
Right Click the scenario in the project
explorer panel and chose edit
Create data correlation rules
Insert as parameter into subsequent request
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21. Correlate results with responses by extracting data from the server
responses and insert into subsequent request
Make LoadUIWeb to use extracted sessionID from the response
Insert the extracted Parameter Session ID into subsequent requests
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22. Create a new test or modify the single-user test by adding more virtual
users to it and provide necessary data.
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23. Load Profile - Select the workload profile for virtual
users: steady, stepwise ramp-up or custom.
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24. Once done with load test configuration, Run This Load Test from the test
editor tool bar or from navigation pane
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25. Provides with information on the number of simulated virtual users, the
number of errors and warnings that occurred during the run.
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26. Full test results are displayed automatically in the Workspace panel
after the test run is over
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30. Load UI Web PRO
Node-Locked -License for a single computer (node). Can run Load test only on a single
computer.
Floating User -License supports concurrent work of several LoadUIWeb Pro instances on
more than one computer in the network.
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31. Guided by: Hemant Lal
Created by:
Milind Rupchandani
Vishal Parekh
Elveera Menezes
Chirag Shah
Harsh Bhartiya
Sayli Pawar