I want to test the components/Products developed on ATG dynamo 50 or above.
we follow the following test
GUI testing,
Functional Testing
Load testing
Stress testing........
pl can anyone tell which tools will support ATG Dynamo products/components.
My mail id
seshusane at rediffmail dot com
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Testing tool (4 messages)
- Posted by: seshu rao
- Posted on: May 21 2001 23:48 EDT
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- Testing tool by Mike Clark on May 22 2001 10:08 EDT
- Testing tool by Ajay Kumar on May 22 2001 11:31 EDT
- Testing tool by Wojciech Ozimek on May 22 2001 13:02 EDT
- Testing tool by Reema Patel on May 22 2001 14:54 EDT
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- Posted by: Mike Clark
- Posted on: May 22 2001 10:08 EDT
- in response to seshu rao
ATG Dynamo is shipped with more stress and load testing tools than I've seen from most other application server vendors. Their documentation also contains a wealth of tuning information. Check out their URLHammer as a simple stress and load testing tool.
Mike -
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- Posted by: Ajay Kumar
- Posted on: May 22 2001 11:31 EDT
- in response to seshu rao
can u tell me type of your application..is it EJB & J2EE basesd or any..........??
see Junitee in junit.com for J2EE application testing in webloigc...i don't know that will used for ATG or not.. check it..
-Ajay -
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- Posted by: Wojciech Ozimek
- Posted on: May 22 2001 13:02 EDT
- in response to seshu rao
There is a lot of testing tools on the market. Most of them are not platform oriented (you may use them with BEA WebLogic as well as with the ATG Dynamo)
1. Load testing:
- We use WebLoad (comercial) or Apache JMeter (open-source) for web-based application testing
- Some of my friends use Rational Performance Studio
2. Functional testing:
- We use JUnit during development(as a unit testing platform)
Most of the tools specified above (1) are "black-box" testing tools. There are also tools that allow you to examine distrubution of the load between components, database etc.
We don't use them :-). They are always somehow limited. Instead we use logging tool (log4j) and WebLoad or JMeter.
Regards
Wojtek -
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- Posted by: Reema Patel
- Posted on: May 22 2001 14:54 EDT
- in response to seshu rao
Another good Load testing tool that you could check that supposedly supports all major application servers is LoadRunner.
Hope this helps,
Reema.