• Universal HTTP/S Proxy-Recorder
• Supported Authentication Methods
• Automatic Protection from "false positive" Measurement Results
• Integrated Web Crawler
• Self-Written Definition Files

• CGI and HTML Form Parameter
• Dynamically Exchanged Session Parameters
• Input Files
• User Input Fields
• XML and SOAP Data

• Generating a Load Test Program
• Starting of Load Tests
• Proxy Sniffer Cluster Technology
• Generating Load from the Amazon Cloud

• Real-Time Overview Window
• Response Times per Web Page
• Detail per URL
• Statistical Overview
• Error Overview
• Error Detail
• Email and SMS Alert Notifications

• Results per URL Call (Overview)
• Results per URL Call (Details)
• Response Time per Page
• Users Waiting for Response
• TCP Socket Connect Time
• SSL Cache Efficiency

• Response Time Comparison
• Performance Comparison
• Error Rate Comparison

• Overall Load Curves
• Response Time per Page Load Curves
• Response Time per URL Load Curves

• PDF Reports
• Load Test Plug-In Wizard
• Integration with dynaTrace
• Command Line Support

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#!/bin/bash

# set the Java CLASSPATH to prxsniff.jar, to the default directory, and to the Proxy Sniffer installation directory
export CLASSPATH=/Applications/ProxySniffer/prxsniff.jar:/Applications/ProxySniffer/iaik_jce_full.jar:.:/Applications/ProxySniffer

# change to directory of load test program
cd /Applications/ProxySniffer/MyTests

# clear all data in the analyse load test menu of the GUI
java PdfReport clear

# loop repeatedly over simulated users
# -------------------------------------------
for users in 1 20 50 100 200 500
do

# define the load test program and its arguments. Note: if the program is zipped you have to add ".zip" to the program name
loadTestProgram="Test01"
loadTestProgramArgs="-u $users -d 180 -t 60 -sdelay 100 -maxloops 0 -sampling 10 -percpage 100 -percurl 100 -maxerrmem 20 -nolog"

# define the load generating cluster name
clusterName="clusterA"

# define the load test result file
currentDate=`date "+%d%h%y_%H%M%S"`
loadTestResultFile="`echo $loadTestProgram`_`echo $currentDate`_`echo $users`u.prxres"

# create the cluster job
java PrxJob -s transmitClusterJob "$clusterName" $loadTestProgram $loadTestProgramArgs
prxstat=`cat PRXSTAT`
if [ $prxstat -lt "0" ]; then
  echo "unable to define job, status = $prxstat"
  exit 1;
fi
jobId=$prxstat

# start the load test job on the cluster. Note: if an input file must be splitted you have to use the -split argument
# see application reference manual
java PrxJob -s startClusterJob "$clusterName" $jobId
prxstat=`cat PRXSTAT`
if [ $prxstat -ne "0" ]; then
  echo "unable to start job, status = $prxstat"
  exit 1;
fi
echo "$loadTestProgram started with $users users on $clusterName, job ID = $jobId"

# wait until job is completed
java PrxJob -s waitForClusterJobCompletion "$clusterName" $jobId
prxstat=`cat PRXSTAT`
if [ $prxstat -ne "0" ]; then
  echo "unable to wait for job $jobId, status = $prxstat"
  exit 1;
fi
echo "job ID = $jobId completed on $clusterName"

# acquire load test result file
java PrxJob -s acquireClusterJobResultFile "$clusterName" $jobId "$loadTestResultFile"
prxstat=`cat PRXSTAT`
if [ $prxstat -ne "0" ]; then
  echo "acquire of load test result file failed, status = $prxstat"
  exit 1;
fi
echo "load test result $loadTestResultFile acquired"

# load result into analyse load test menu of the GUI
java PdfReport load $loadTestResultFile

# end loop over simulated users
# -----------------------------------
done