FAQ

11 Responses to “FAQ”

1. 

   Joke Buddha says:

   May 10, 2010 at 5:44 am

   It would be great to have some info or preferably to be able to configure the email alerts for site monitoring including the notification of successful request after failed one (Site is Up).
2. 

   Tuan Phan says:

   March 14, 2011 at 10:59 am

   Hi Support team,

   I would like to know how to information about Web Application servers (web servers, database server, etc) so that I can know the bottleneck of our application. For example, I would like to know the CPU utilization, Memory, etc.

   I would be great if you can answer the question soon. Thanks!
3. 

   lalitha says:

   May 10, 2011 at 3:24 am

   Could u please briefly explain the charts test plan,response time
4. 

   Sanjay says:

   May 13, 2011 at 9:13 am

   Graphs getting ended well before time.

   Why in some of the cases the response time , throughput Bytes, transactions and failures graphs ends early well before time?

   Can you please briefly explain in which cases the above scenario will be observed ?

   Thanks
5. 

   Andrew says:

   June 23, 2011 at 1:23 am

   It would also be worth providing a section on try/catch/finally support, to show how to ensure that cleanup (eg logout, abandon session etc) requests can be guaranteed to run even for failing tests.
6. 

   Leo says:

   July 25, 2011 at 2:35 pm

   Having an issue with the c.post command.

   It seems, when specifying the post parameters, I can specify a variable on the right side of the “:” command, but not the left.

   For example,

   ‘password’ : txtPassword

   works, but

   txtVarPassword : txtPassword

   does not work. Wondering if anyone else has found a workaround for this?
7. 

   Leo says:

   July 25, 2011 at 3:39 pm

   If anyone is curious, I figured out the solution was to use the var p = c.newPost function, and the use the p.addParameter function, which allows a variable for both the name and value.
8. 

   Benjamin Possolo says:

   July 25, 2011 at 4:19 pm

   Hey Leo,

   The argument that you are passing to the post() command with the HTTP post parameters follows the JavaScript object syntax and is a map of key/value pairs that should be formatted as follows:

   {
   paramA : ‘valueA’,
   paramB : ‘valueB’,
   paramC : ‘valueC’,
   paramD : ['foo', 'bar']
   }

   The left-hand side of the colon represents the name of the parameter.
   The right-hand side of the colon represents the value of the parameter. These can be literal strings, integers, variables, etc.

   So lets say you have an HTML form with two text input fields named “username” and “password”.

   Your JavaScript object would look something like the following:
   {
   username : ‘leo’,
   password : ‘cookiemonster’
   }

   If you stored the password in a variable named “myPasswordVar”, then the JavaScript object would look as follows:
   {
   username : ‘leo’,
   password : myPasswordVar
   }

   Does this make sense?
9. 

   Benjamin Possolo says:

   July 25, 2011 at 4:33 pm

   Leo, I was about to answer your question but it seems you already figured out a solution.

   You are right. If you are using the JavaScript object literal notation then you cannot use a variable on the left-hand-side (the property name).
   If you want to dynamically define the POST property name using a variable then you will need to use the addParameter() function that you described.
10. 

    Ranjit says:

    August 8, 2011 at 3:06 am

    if (browserMob.isValidation()) {
    loops = 1;

    this is working fine but when i m scheduling a load test it is not incrementing the items regardless it is picking up only 1 item from CSV that is used while validation time

    browserMob.quickStop();
    browserMob.stopExpected();
    var selenium = browserMob.openBrowser();

    var loops = 10;

    if (browserMob.isValidation()) {
    loops = 1;
    }

    for(i = 0; i<loops; i++)

    {
    browserMob.beginTransaction();

    steps——used in script

    browserMob.endStep();
    browserMob.endTransaction();

    }
11. 

    Fred Patton says:

    October 23, 2011 at 10:14 am

    I am looking to run automated selenium tests against a wide range of browsers. It seems cross-browser support across various OSes isn’t available. –fred