I was trying to test my simple PHP application. It is composed of two pages. One is listing the image names. When the name is clicked a comment page is being opened. By writing the comment and submiting, it is possible to see all comments at the same page.
I followed the steps here to create a Threaded Group and Proxy Server to record my actions: http://one-size-doesnt-fit-all.blogspot.com/2009/06/stress-load-testing-web-applications.html I first open the list page and clicked on one of the image names and added a comment. I can see that the HTTP requests are recorded. I could see the GET and POST values also. When i run the action again and see the results at a listener, i thought what ever i done is repeated so i checked the mysql database i was using to keep my comments. I didn't see the same record again. So i am not sure whether i managed to create the test for my PHP application in the right way. What should i do to make my POST actions take effect also at the database part? I was trying to compare the performance of two languages. So i wrote the same application with PHP and the framework i wanna compare. -- Oguz Yarimtepe <[email protected]> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
