[Yatish]

Hi there,

I have recorded a web Application developed in Silverlight Application. It works very fine when i used Trial Version. But on licensed version i am not able to use feature "Verify Test".

On clicking "Verify test" i am getting error message as:-

Cannot Start Test. some files are missing
0
0
1
0
0
1
0 and long list of this Binary code only as 0 and 1s..

Please help me out. It's urgent. I am using WAPT7.0 version.

Regards,
Yatish
mr.yatish@gmail.com

[Sergei Leonov]

Could you post a screenshot?

[Yatish]

Attached is the Screenshot of error received.

Attached File(s)

•  WAPT_error.jpg (24.58K)
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[Yatish]

Could you post a screenshot?

I have provided screenshot yesterday.. Can u please confirm same ASAP.

[Sergei Leonov]

There is something wrong in your profile. Could you send the profile to support@loadtestingtool.com?

[Sergei Leonov]

We checked your profile. In page_69 and next requests you use $File function with argument "0" as a file name. Wapt can't find this file. Place this file to a folder with profile or change a file name in $File functions.

[Yatish]

Below is the response that i received from my development team:-


"If you notice, the second parameter to the $File object (which is 0) is actually the file number (ie. 0th file – first file in a zero-base-indexed system). That will always come as 0 for the first file in the list (Just like a student with the top standing in the alphabetical order in the class will always have roll no. = 1)."

Please have a look & let me know your thoughts on same ASAP.

Thanks,
Yatish

[Sergei Leonov]

The second parameter of $File function is a file name.
Please, see the WAPT help http://www.loadtestingtool.com/help/parame...ion.shtml#_file

[Yatish]

But here, we are using 2nd parameter as File number instead of file name starting from "0" (zero base-indexed system)

So, let me know how to proceed in such case. I am badly stuck..


Regards,
Yatish

[Sergei Leonov]

Unfortunately, in WAPT you can use only a file name in function $File.