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Espen Harlinn
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Espen Harlinn
asked on 17 Sep 2009, 09:01 AM
Is there a known size limit for WebAii tests?
The tool becomes slower and slower as the test becomes larger. At about 100 steps the tool crashes Visual Studio 2008. This has happened twice now ...
I would suppose that a 100 steps should be well within normal use for a tool like WebAii.
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Hello Espen Harlinn,
First, no there is no specific size limit to tests built using WebUI. We've taken steps to insure that the tool should be just as responsive no matter how many steps you have in your test. What are the hardware spec's on your machine (processor, total memory, amount of free HDD space, etc.) you're using?
I'd like to try loading the test project you've put together and see how it behaves on our machine. Please zip up your solution into a zip file, then open a support ticket on this issue and attach the .zip file. Once I receive it I'll load it up and see how it behaves here.
Sincerely yours,
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First, no there is no specific size limit to tests built using WebUI. We've taken steps to insure that the tool should be just as responsive no matter how many steps you have in your test. What are the hardware spec's on your machine (processor, total memory, amount of free HDD space, etc.) you're using?
I'd like to try loading the test project you've put together and see how it behaves on our machine. Please zip up your solution into a zip file, then open a support ticket on this issue and attach the .zip file. Once I receive it I'll load it up and see how it behaves here.
Sincerely yours,
Cody
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answered on 17 Sep 2009, 02:46 PM
Dell Latitude E6400
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
T9550 2.66GHz
4 GB RAM
Windows XP sp3
Visual Studio 2008
I'm building a set of tests for a solution that is built on top of DotNetNuke.
Wheter I'm able to provide you with the specific tests is something I will have to take up with the owner of the product I'm writing tests for.
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Espen Harlinn
Intel Core 2 Duo CPU
T9550 2.66GHz
4 GB RAM
Windows XP sp3
Visual Studio 2008
I'm building a set of tests for a solution that is built on top of DotNetNuke.
Wheter I'm able to provide you with the specific tests is something I will have to take up with the owner of the product I'm writing tests for.
Regards
Espen Harlinn
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Hello Espen Harlinn,
I can understand the sensitivity to IP. Feel free to scrub the tests of any sensitive information. Also we might be able to work an NDA.
Also, what is the amount of free HDD space? Is it possible we're running into virtual memory (aka pagefile) issues?
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Cody
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I can understand the sensitivity to IP. Feel free to scrub the tests of any sensitive information. Also we might be able to work an NDA.
Also, what is the amount of free HDD space? Is it possible we're running into virtual memory (aka pagefile) issues?
All the best,
Cody
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answered on 17 Sep 2009, 03:24 PM
8 GB Pagefile
100 GB Free diskspace
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100 GB Free diskspace
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answered on 29 Sep 2009, 02:24 PM
I am also evaluating the product, and I am seeing excactly the same problem.
When downloading the newer version WebUITestStudio_2009.2.924_trial.msi, it says I am having only 1 day left for testing.
I feel this is too limited time, considering the trouble in the evaluation product.
Is it possible to extend the evaluation perode ?
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Swan
When downloading the newer version WebUITestStudio_2009.2.924_trial.msi, it says I am having only 1 day left for testing.
I feel this is too limited time, considering the trouble in the evaluation product.
Is it possible to extend the evaluation perode ?
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Swan
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answered on 01 Oct 2009, 08:49 AM
Anybody reading this group ?
The "buggy" test tool evaluation expired, and we are not able to test the SP2 of product....
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SwanB
The "buggy" test tool evaluation expired, and we are not able to test the SP2 of product....
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SwanB
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Hi SwanB,
Thank you for you follow-up and your phone call today.
We appreciate your interest in our WebUI Test Studio and would be willing to consider your trial extension request.
Before proceeding, could you please specify the issues you have encountered with our WebUI Test Studio? We would be glad to learn more about your experience with our testing tool.
I will be looking forward to hearing back from you.
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Lidiya
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Thank you for you follow-up and your phone call today.
We appreciate your interest in our WebUI Test Studio and would be willing to consider your trial extension request.
Before proceeding, could you please specify the issues you have encountered with our WebUI Test Studio? We would be glad to learn more about your experience with our testing tool.
I will be looking forward to hearing back from you.
All the best,
Lidiya
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answered on 01 Oct 2009, 11:05 AM
Thank you very much for your quick feedback.
Like I said in my prev. post, excatly the same as my colleague, Mr. Harlinn :-)
Unstabilities, chrashes etc.
Best regards,
Swan B
Like I said in my prev. post, excatly the same as my colleague, Mr. Harlinn :-)
Unstabilities, chrashes etc.
Best regards,
Swan B
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Hello SwanB,
We are constantly working on improving our products and this is why your feedback is very important to us.
Please report any problems you encounter during your evaluation of the product by submitting support tickets and providing screenshots and code samples if available. Any information on how is your evaluation going so far, details about the project you are working on and what challenges have you faced with your project will be much appreciated. This will help our support engineers and development teams to make the product better.
Thank you for your assistance.
Greetings,
Lin
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We are constantly working on improving our products and this is why your feedback is very important to us.
Please report any problems you encounter during your evaluation of the product by submitting support tickets and providing screenshots and code samples if available. Any information on how is your evaluation going so far, details about the project you are working on and what challenges have you faced with your project will be much appreciated. This will help our support engineers and development teams to make the product better.
Thank you for your assistance.
Greetings,
Lin
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