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Web application load testing tool written in Java. Uses a central console to manage remote simulations allowing for a large number of virtual users. Can test fullblown web applications requiring cookies and complex querystring and formdata.
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The jload framework enables developers to create repeatable load test cases. The framework will then execute these cases and generate reports and graphs showing the execution times and characteristics.
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Dieseltest is an easy-to-use load testing tool for simulating hundreds or thousands of users on a website. It has a facility for recording scripts, playing them back, and showing the results in real time. Results can be exported for further analysis.
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LogiTest is a suite of applications to aid in the testing of web sites and web based applications. Applications in the suite include: LogiTest for functional and regression testing, LogiMonitor for real-time monitoring, and LogiLoad for load testing.
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Performance and load testing framework. We aim to create a testing tool for web applications that can simulate large numbers of concurrent users without mucking around with threads, and thus allow us to perform rate-based testing.
