Default name for WebTest elements created by Proxy

[Jonathan O'Keeffe <jo...@log-net.com>]

When you use the ProxyControl to record a test script, it creates a bunch
of individual Web Testing elements in your test plan, each of which has the
name "Web Testing".  I'm thinking that this would be quite a bit easier to
read if the names were chosen to reflect the URL being sampled - perhaps
the terminal part of the filename, with or maybe without the file
extension.

Does anyone else think this would be a good idea, and, if so, any ideas on
how to do the naming?  I'm thinking of complicated naming situations where
you're sampling a URL that has parameters and other stuff appended to it.
I think it would be pretty straightforward to implement this if we can come
up with a good naming system.

- Jonathan



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Re: Default name for WebTest elements created by Proxy

[Mike Stover <ms...@apache.org>]

Actually, the proxy server did originally name the UrlConfig elements it 
created with the Path attribute.  I changed things to use Web Test 
controllers, but didn't keep that bit of functionality accidentally.  I'll 
add it back in.  

It looks like I won't be committing again until tomorrow, even though I've 
fixed a few bugs and made changes based on people's suggestions today.  Hope 
you're all the patient sort :-)

-Mike


On Wednesday 29 August 2001 20:35, you wrote:
> When you use the ProxyControl to record a test script, it creates a bunch
> of individual Web Testing elements in your test plan, each of which has the
> name "Web Testing".  I'm thinking that this would be quite a bit easier to
> read if the names were chosen to reflect the URL being sampled - perhaps
> the terminal part of the filename, with or maybe without the file
> extension.
>
> Does anyone else think this would be a good idea, and, if so, any ideas on
> how to do the naming?  I'm thinking of complicated naming situations where
> you're sampling a URL that has parameters and other stuff appended to it.
> I think it would be pretty straightforward to implement this if we can come
> up with a good naming system.
>
> - Jonathan
>
>
>
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