Thanks for your reply.
The web system is a on-goning one & it's encapsulated into "XXX.exe".
I can user shell qq/echo
"cookie=...&path_info&...&..." | XXX.exe/
to specify some parameter to finish a "post" or "get" process.
So I don't need apache to show the page for me.Actally,I installed A
Hi,
You cannot specify in ab.exe any parameter (other
than QUERY_STRING of course). What you need to do, is to write yourself a single
script in perl that makes a series of tests. I recommend the
following:
1. Write a perl script that can take the necessary
parameters from QUERY_STRING o
Yes,it does works.
but still have some questions:
1 . As you know,many B/S systems need a cookie to login,how can I send this parameter to "ab.exe"?
2 . If I wanna use perl to write some scripts myself,what should I do?On 8/28/06, Paco Zarabozo A. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hello,
Apach
Hello,
Apache2 for Win32 comes with a utility for that.
Taking for granted that it's installed on C:\Apache2, you can call it like
this:
C:\> cd C:\Apache2\bin
C:\Apache2\bin> ab -n 5 -c 5 http://127.0.0.1/loginScript.pl
That makes 5 concurrent requests for the specified
url. I think t
Hello Ukhas,
When a module uses the exporter module, it can use
the following syntax:
require
Exporter;our @ISA = qw(Exporter);our @EXPORT = qw( mysubA mysubB $myvar1
$myvar2 );our @EXPORT_OK = qw( myOnlyOnRequestSubA myOnlyOnRequestSubB
);our %EXPORT_TAGS = ( all => [ qw( subA subB su
Currently, I need to do some web load testing.
So, I wanna know if there are some modules to do this.
Such as : parallel login & operation, heavy load DB operation...
Thanks for your help!-- --==Nerazzurri==--
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