[OpenSTA-devel] Re: Codemax

[Federico T. <ft...@fi...>]

>
> OK, so this is the key question: these "application errors", what
> signifies them?  Because, as far as I am concerned there is no
> standard way of reporting Web application errors - HTTP error codes
> certainly normally have little relation to Web application errors.
>

In my case, for example, i want to receive a page with the message
"Facturaci=F3n completa" so I use a Load response info ... and compare
the string.
But if the load response info fails because not match with the page i
can't know what happened. I could save a log...but i want to save the
HTML page in the case that fail the load response info ... or fail the
test case, and then, after of a execution, i could see the pages
returned in each error.
This facilitates the concurrence test more than the stress test. Ok?
Understand my intention?


> > I supouse that you like me parameterize your scripts, and get your
> > values from file.
> > This files you have to generate with some data from DataBase with
> > the corresponding SQL.
> > I have 10 .fvr with parameters.  After each execution I have to
> > refresh the contenent of this 10 archives.  My tool gets the SQL
> > from a file (acording how you configure a XML), and execute this
> > and save the result in the corresponding .fvr.
> > Before I made the tool, I take 10 minutes to do this job, and now I
> > take 1 second to press the buton.
> > I made this and anothers tools in java, but could be better that we
> > can integrate all of this to OpenSTA.
>
> The Modeler can already use an ODBC data source to populate an FVR
> file - is this the area you would like to extend?  Or would you want
> to integrate into the Commander, or just be another seperate tool?

ok, but the functionality that you say in the Modeler populate an FVR
at the moment that we create the variable. After an execution we can
not update the contenent of a FVR quickly and easily.
Now i use my tool as a separate tool, but could be good that all be
together in the same toolset, perhaps as a part of the Commander.

saludos!
FedeFede