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OpenText™ Performance Engineering for Developers

OpenText™ Performance Engineering for Developers

OpenText Performance Engineering for Developers

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OpenText™ Performance Engineering for development performance scripts
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OpenText™ Performance Engineering for Developers

About:

An extension for executing Performance Engineering, OpenText's cutting-edge tool for web protocol performance and load testing.

Click here for more information about LoadRunner capabilities.

Quick start:

  1. Download OpenText™ Performance Engineering for Developers from OpenText MarketPlace.
  2. Make sure you have created an environment variable named "DEVWEB_PATH" with the correct path to "DevWeb" folder location.
  3. To create a DevWeb script, follow these steps:
    • Right-click on the editor.
    • In the options menu, select "Create DevWeb script".

Features:

  1. Correlate Selection

Correlate Selection

Web pages sent from the server to the browser often contain dynamic data that the client must send within later requests—for example, the session ID, which may contain a timestamp. This data changes every time you access the page.

After recording a business process, the script might contain dynamic values in the server responses. When the script is replayed, these recorded values are sent to the server. However, the web server rejects them because they are not valid in the replay session. Generally, the test fails when this happens.

Steps:
  1. Open your DevWeb script.
  2. Select the content you would like to correlate -> right click on it -> in the menus choose "Correlate Selection" and pick a name for your extractor:
  3. An "Extractors" field was added into target step with your new extractor name and the corresponding details.
  4. Now you can choose whether to replace all or specific dynamic values with the new applier that was created based on your chosen extractor name.

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