thanks Peter On Jun 10, 11:49 am, Peter De Berdt <peter.de.be...@pandora.be> wrote: > On 10 Jun 2011, at 12:32, johnnybutler7 wrote: > > > Ive looked around at the various tools for load testing etc but i need > > something a bit more specific. Something like cucumber and httperv > > mixed together. What i would like to do is write some cucumber specs > > for filling in various forms in my application but simulate say 20 > > users doing this simultaneously. Are there any specific tools out > > there or hacks to create something like this? > > First of all, running load testing on different methods or a whole > scenario is a waste of time, since it doesn't give you any indication > on which method is underperforming under high server load. Also, > filling in forms using Selenium (or just simulating it using Cucumber) > will also yield unreliable results (running the code that has nothing > to do with the actual server also takes time). What you want is > targetted performance tests on one particular form url, which > automatically brings us back to httperf. > > If you are looking for load testing with form data, httperf supports > this. Just google "httperf post data" and you'll get plenty of > information. Yes, the way to do it is awful, a nice wrapper around it > would be nice. > > Best regards > > Peter De Berdt
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