We are looking at trying to use the Performance Tool feature in Test Studio to create some load tests. With our current tool we can create a "sequential" global variable that we use to generate usernames for our tests.
In our application we are testing we need to be able to log in as different users and register for an event. The user is not allowed to register for the event more than once so each time we run our suite of load tests our first test creates all of our users and then then these users register for events etc. When the tests are run again new users,registrations are created each time so that we can use results for comparison runs.
Example Logins
TestUser1
TestUser2
TestUser3
......
Can this be done with a Telerik Studio Load test ?
In our application we are testing we need to be able to log in as different users and register for an event. The user is not allowed to register for the event more than once so each time we run our suite of load tests our first test creates all of our users and then then these users register for events etc. When the tests are run again new users,registrations are created each time so that we can use results for comparison runs.
Example Logins
TestUser1
TestUser2
TestUser3
......
Can this be done with a Telerik Studio Load test ?
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Hello Beth,
Please note that performance testing and load testing are two completely different features.
The scenario you are describing might be possible if you use load testing data driving as shown in this article. However depending on the application you are testing some glitches may occur, you will need to accomplish your scenario and test is first with one user, then start increasing the number of virtual users (i.e. 2,5,10 etc).
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik
Please note that performance testing and load testing are two completely different features.
The scenario you are describing might be possible if you use load testing data driving as shown in this article. However depending on the application you are testing some glitches may occur, you will need to accomplish your scenario and test is first with one user, then start increasing the number of virtual users (i.e. 2,5,10 etc).
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik