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Screen 1
To perform a test, you should create a test scenario that defines test
volume: the number of virtual users participating in test run and test
duration.
Click
the "New" button on the toolbar
to create a new Scenario.
This will launch a New Scenario Wizard.
Since
we are making a simple performance test, choose Capacity/Overall Performance
on Page 1 of the Wizard. Click Next to continue to Page 2 and 3
In
page 3 of the Wizard choose the Ramp up option and set the final number
of users. It means that the quantity of users will
gradually increase until it reaches the specified maximum.
Define the test duration.
Click
Next to proceed to page 4.
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Screen 2
On
page 4 define the advanced options, such as users think
time, conection speed, etc., and proceed to Page 5.
Create
a new virtual user profile by clicking on the New button. The user profile
will describe behavior of the users and their preferred route through
the tested site. Rename the profile for more convenience.
Click
Next to proceed to page 6, overview the chosen parameters and click
Finish to close the Wizard.
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Screen 3
Now we need to define the parameters of the user profile. User profile
consists of web pages which will be requested by virtual users of this
profile. To add pages to the profile, you can record the real activity
in special WAPT recorder browser.
Click
on REC button to start WAPT Recorder and
select desired profile from the combo-box. Use the profile created in
Scenario wizard.
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Screen 4
Type the first URL to be recorded to the program Address bar and press
Enter. As you navigate through a web site, WAPT records the steps of your
activity in browser. These steps are the basis of your test. During test
run, WAPT virtual users will navigate to tested site and perform each
step as originally recorded in the sequence of page requests.
When
the desired sequence of page requests is formed, you should stop the recording
process. Click the Stop Rec button on the
toolbar.
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Screen 5
After
creating the route for your virtual users, click the Properties
Tab in Recorder Window. Here you can view and modify profile properties.
You
can modify user think time (before going to the next step) and a number
of iterations.
You can edit options of individual requests, so that they
would completely satisfy your testing goals. Click on any request in Navigation
Pane. Its properties will be displayed in the right pane.
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Screen 6
Before
running a test you can define the report settings. Click the
Log and Report settingsin left pane under Scenario. Here
you can set WAPT to create Full log or just an Error log of the test run.
WAPT
can save all timing information of the test run as reports in the "csv"
format. To enable this feature check the "Save results to:"
option and specify folder where to store report files. CSV
files can be easily imported to the Microsoft Excel.
Click
the "Run Test" button on the toolbar
to start your test.
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Screen 7
You
can review the results of test run in the form of text reports and graphs.
You can see intermediate results at run-time while your test is being
executed. Results are available in the form of Summary Report, Summary
Graphs and graphs for all user profiles, test sequences of each profile
(Initial, Main and Final) and all individual requests.
You
can save results of test run as WAPT results file. For this, click the
"Save Results" button on the program
toolbar and select "WAPT 4.0 Results Files (*.wpr)" as file
type. After saving you will be able to open this file in WAPT and view
results in the form of reports and graphs.
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