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It's a DNS error. Try to use IP instead of the server name.

No. A crash report is generated after a crash.

At present WAPT recorder doesn't support recording for Java applets. You can try to record profile in your browser. 1. Run WAPT 7.0. 2. Start recorder (click the Rec button). 3. Determine WAPT process ID (PID) in the Task Manager. 4. Execute the "netstat -a -o" command in command prompt to determine the listening port used by WAPT (marked with its PID). 5. Set HTTP proxy in your browser as localhost:. 6. Now you can record all actions in the browser.

Please, send your profile and crash report (C:\Program Files\SoftLogica\WAPT 7.0\CrashReport.txt) to support@loadtestingtool.com

Do you try to save a new scenario or a scenario imported from WAPT 5.0? Could you send me a crash report file from C:\Program Files\SoftLogica\WAPT 7.0 folder?

Yes, you may upgrade to WAPT 7.0 free of charge.

Could you give me more details about your problems?

Yes, it's possible in WAPT 7.0. You can download it from the site.

Suggestion is the same. Please, send a full log to support@loadtestingtool.com.

Try to record profile in WAPT 7.0. If problem still exists, give me your profile and log.

An example of WAPT Pro usage: these demo clips show step by step how to design a test with different types of virtual users, perform load testing of a web application, and interpret the test results.

An example of WAPT Pro usage: these demo clips show step by step how to design a test with different types of virtual users, perform load testing of a web application, and interpret the test results.

An example of WAPT Pro usage: these demo clips show step by step how to design a test with different types of virtual users, perform load testing of a web application, and interpret the test results.

An example of WAPT Pro usage: these demo clips show step by step how to design a test with different types of virtual users, perform load testing of a web application, and interpret the test results.

Please, send your profile and full log to support@loadtestingtool.com

I use JavaScript operator (click on toolbar Add/JavaScript) with following code: var ForReading = 1, ForWriting = 2, ForAppending = 8; var fso = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject"); var fh = fso.OpenTextFile("F:\\Temp\\WAPT\\jbrinker\\test.txt",ForAppending,true); fh.WriteLine(context.variable("v1")); fh.Close(); It appends to test.txt value of “v1” variable. How do you use JavaScript function? Give me your profile, please.

Watch the demo clip. You will find answers on most of your questions.

We will check this problem. You can use a following workaround: do not try to record PDF request, add it to profile manually.

You can use netstat command. Or you can check web server logs.

WAPT divides a whole test time on 10 frames and calculates average times for each frame. If some page in some frame doesn’t contain a time it means that this page wasn’t requested in this time frame or a request finished with error. WAPT uses the standard deviation for calculating an avg90 time.

POST parameters are logged during a test if you enable full logging. If you open a POST request in a log viewer, you can see POST parameters in the "Request" tab. Parameters will be after request header.

I never did but think yes. In any case, you can try the trial version.

Unfortunately, WAPT doesn't support Silverlight at the moment.

Try to see the demo http://www.loadtestingtool.com/forum/index...?showtopic=1223

One note. You shouldn't register WAPT Pro on machines where Load Agents will be installed.