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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
Creating and Starting 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
- In-Depth Measurement of HTTP(S) Response-Streams
- Users Waiting for Response
- TCP Socket Connect Time
- SSL Cache Efficiency
Comparison of Test Runs
Load Curves
Miscellaneous Features
| 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
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Universal HTTP(S) Proxy-Recorder
With the universally useable HTTP(S) Proxy Recorder, load test scenarios can be recorded using any Web Browser - such as Internet Explorer, Firefox or Safari - and can
include AJAX calls and requests made from Pop-up Windows.In addition to this, the data traffic of HTTP(S)-based Web Service Client Programs can also be recorded.
Other Options: Instead of using the Universal HTTP(S) Proxy Recorder, simple test scenarios can be created automatically with an Integrated Web Crawler which discovers all pages comprising a web site. As a further alternative, test scenarios can be created manually by importing pre-defined URL calls from a Self-Written Definition File.
Note: when using Firefox, an Add-On named "Firefox Recording Extension" supports recording of load test scenarios in convenient way. The Add-On is displayed as a "Firefox Toolbar" in the upper part of the web browser window.
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