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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by li...@dankeeley.co.uk on 2007/05/30 17:27:14 UTC
Performance testing a windows app
Hi all,
I'm pretty sure jmeter can't do this, but just incase it can i'll ask.
(also others may be able to suggest suitable tools )
we have a simple test harness application ( c++ I think ) which basically
provides a simplified interface to our XML/RPC app. Jmeter tests the
xml/rpc beautifully but now we need to just double check that the hashing
and security checking that the c++ app does doesnt add any severe delays.
so essentially i need a simple tool to be able to drive this app - but
most importantly record accurate timings.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Dan
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Re: Performance testing a windows app
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 01/06/07, lists@dankeeley.co.uk <li...@dankeeley.co.uk> wrote:
> because it's out of our (test team) control, and the dev side of that team
> dont have the resources - not ideal but thats how it is.
>
> it's a gui unfortunately.
>
In that case, JMeter cannot be used.
You'll need to find some other test tool - sorry, I don't know of any.
> > If the test harness is written in-house, why not just add timer calls to
> > that?
> >
> > If that's not possible, then it depends on what the test-harness interface
> > is:
> > - command-line
> > - GUI
> > - property file
> > - telepathy
> > - etc
> >
> > On 30/05/07, lists@dankeeley.co.uk <li...@dankeeley.co.uk> wrote:
> >> Hi all,
> >>
> >> I'm pretty sure jmeter can't do this, but just incase it can i'll ask.
> >> (also others may be able to suggest suitable tools )
> >>
> >> we have a simple test harness application ( c++ I think ) which
> >> basically
> >> provides a simplified interface to our XML/RPC app. Jmeter tests the
> >> xml/rpc beautifully but now we need to just double check that the
> >> hashing
> >> and security checking that the c++ app does doesnt add any severe
> >> delays.
> >>
> >> so essentially i need a simple tool to be able to drive this app - but
> >> most importantly record accurate timings.
> >>
> >> Any ideas?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Dan
> >>
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Re: Performance testing a windows app
Posted by li...@dankeeley.co.uk.
because it's out of our (test team) control, and the dev side of that team
dont have the resources - not ideal but thats how it is.
it's a gui unfortunately.
> If the test harness is written in-house, why not just add timer calls to
> that?
>
> If that's not possible, then it depends on what the test-harness interface
> is:
> - command-line
> - GUI
> - property file
> - telepathy
> - etc
>
> On 30/05/07, lists@dankeeley.co.uk <li...@dankeeley.co.uk> wrote:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I'm pretty sure jmeter can't do this, but just incase it can i'll ask.
>> (also others may be able to suggest suitable tools )
>>
>> we have a simple test harness application ( c++ I think ) which
>> basically
>> provides a simplified interface to our XML/RPC app. Jmeter tests the
>> xml/rpc beautifully but now we need to just double check that the
>> hashing
>> and security checking that the c++ app does doesnt add any severe
>> delays.
>>
>> so essentially i need a simple tool to be able to drive this app - but
>> most importantly record accurate timings.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Dan
>>
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>
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Re: Performance testing a windows app
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
If the test harness is written in-house, why not just add timer calls to that?
If that's not possible, then it depends on what the test-harness interface is:
- command-line
- GUI
- property file
- telepathy
- etc
On 30/05/07, lists@dankeeley.co.uk <li...@dankeeley.co.uk> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I'm pretty sure jmeter can't do this, but just incase it can i'll ask.
> (also others may be able to suggest suitable tools )
>
> we have a simple test harness application ( c++ I think ) which basically
> provides a simplified interface to our XML/RPC app. Jmeter tests the
> xml/rpc beautifully but now we need to just double check that the hashing
> and security checking that the c++ app does doesnt add any severe delays.
>
> so essentially i need a simple tool to be able to drive this app - but
> most importantly record accurate timings.
>
> Any ideas?
>
> Thanks,
> Dan
>
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