Load Testing Web Services with Unit Tests

re: Load Testing Web Services with Unit Tests

snotman — Tue, 23 May 2006 07:24:18 GMT

Hi Sean,

Thanks for the tip.
How come the transactions don't work with a data driven unit test?
Where else can I get more information on textContext properties that are useful in load tests?

re: Load Testing Web Services with Unit Tests

jamshidmf — Thu, 26 Oct 2006 15:47:59 GMT

Hi,

If i need to iterate through a datapool at the load test level how do i do it ?

More explanation:

I have one webservice to test with multiple data, i found out options to iterate at unit test level but not at load test level. any help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Jamshid.

re: Load Testing Web Services with Unit Tests

jamshidmf — Thu, 02 Nov 2006 14:18:22 GMT

Hi,

For the following code, i am not seeing the timers in the test result, is there any specific option i should set to see the transactions ?

TestContext testContextInstance1;

public TestContext TestContext

{

get { return testContextInstance1; }

set { testContextInstance1 = value; }

}

string Response = string.Empty;

try

{

//Get the response.

TestContext.BeginTimer("ARR");

Response = realtimeProxyObject.SubmitRequest(request, out duration);

TestContext.EndTimer("ARR");

}