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	Screenshots Recording of Load Tests Universal HTTP/S Proxy-Recorder Supported Authentication Methods Automatic Protection from "false positive" Measurement Results Integrated Web Crawler Self-Written Definition Files   Post-Processing of the Recording CGI and HTML Form Parameter Dynamically Exchanged Session Parameters Input Files User Input Fields XML and SOAP Data   Creation and Starting of Load Test Programs Generating a Load Test Program Starting of Load Tests Proxy Sniffer Cluster Technology Generating Load from the Amazon Cloud   Real-Time Monitoring and Real-Time Error Analyses Real-Time Overview Window Response Times per Web Page Detail per URL Statistical Overview Error Overview Error Detail Email and SMS Alert Notifications   Measurement Results per Test Run 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   Comparison of Test Runs Response Time Comparison Performance Comparison Error Rate Comparison   Load Curves Overall Load Curves Response Time per Page Load Curves Response Time per URL Load Curves   Miscellaneous Features PDF Reports Load Test Plug-In Wizard Integration with dynaTrace Command Line Support   Note: The screenshots shown here contain only a selection of the Proxy Sniffer product functionalities.   A complete description of all product features is provided in the User's Guide		Post-Processing of the Recording  Previous Screenshot  Next Screenshot CGI and HTML Form Parameter The values of CGI and HTML form parameters can be extracted and assigned in an easy way by just clicking on the corresponding extract and assign icons. Variables can be extracted from the following sources: from Input Files, whose data are read at run-time in sequential or randomized order from HTML form parameters; for example, hidden form fields from CGI parameters contained in hyperlinks, in form actions, or in HTTP redirects from HTTP response header fields from values of received XML and SOAP data from values of received JSON data from any text fragments of received HTML and XML data from User Input Fields (which are arbitrary configurable load test input parameters) from output parameters of Load Test Plug-Ins A variable can be assigned as follows, irrespective of how it was extracted: to the value of an HTML form field to the value of a CGI Parameter to a value of XML and SOAP data to a any text fragment of a HTTP request (within the HTTP request header as well as within the HTTP request content) to the protocol (http/https), or the host name or the TCP/IP port of one or all URL calls to the path and the name of an uploaded file to the user’s think time of one or all web pages to the response verification algorithm of an URL call (searched text fragment or size of received data) to the number of iterations, and/or the pacing delay, of an inner loop to some HTTP request header fields (most request header fields are automatically handled by Proxy Sniffer) to an input parameter of a Load Test Plug-In
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