stress testing a cocoon based application

["Carlos M. S. Bento Nogueira" <cm...@student.dei.uc.pt>]

I'm trying to make some stress testing on my cocoon application
running on Tomcat but i come across the following problem.

I have a Cform with the following behaviour:
-when i introduce a number on a field it fetches some values from the 
database and fills other empty form fields.Then my url becomes 
something like : /cocoon/reports/1231231234.continue
After this, the user submits the form.

As a new continuation is generated after each new user request, in pratice
diferent users receive and submit diferent urls.

The problem with webserver stress testing tools i've found so far is that 
they rely on static urls and can't simulate a user introducing data on 
form.

What is the usual way/tool to stress test a cocoon based application??


Thanks a lot for your attention,
CarlosN.

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Re: stress testing a cocoon based application

[Antonio Fiol Bonnín <an...@gmail.com>]

> As a new continuation is generated after each new user request, in pratice
> diferent users receive and submit diferent urls.
>
> The problem with webserver stress testing tools i've found so far is that
> they rely on static urls and can't simulate a user introducing data on
> form.

JMeter can read your web page and extract the continuation id from your form.

I've never used the feature, but it is quite well documented so it
seems feasible.

HTH
--
Antonio

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