v8.0 [Oct 13, 2012]
- Integration with your development environment
You can launch test execution using command line with extended options and specify a number of options for the output of your test results. You can organize the results of successive test executions into a storage containing reports, logs and CSV files marked with dates and test labels.
- Improved test debug and verification capabilities
When you design tests you often need to parameterize the profiles to make them produce consistent and correct copies of the initially recorded session. To do this most efficiently you can now use the enhanced log viewer that will let you compare any part of the request or server response with the originally recorded data, check variable values, get extended timing information, etc.
- Scheduled test execution
You can specify the date and time you would like to execute the specified test scenario, as well as repeat its execution regularly using the integrated scheduler.
- Support for streaming HTTP requests
Some web applications, such as video players or stock quote viewers, constantly receive streaming data in the background even while the client application stays inactive or performs other activities. You can now create highly realistic tests for such web sites.
- Emulation of multiple browser connections for a single session
Browsers usually keep several open HTTP connections within the same user session. Additional connections are used to load page elements and send AJAX requests initiated by the open page. This reduces total page download time and improves the overall web site performance from the user perspective. This browser behavior is now fully emulated in WAPT.
- Parameterization of file upload
If your test includes one or more file upload requests, you can make different virtual users use different files. You now have two options for this: specify a folder to take files from, or parameterize text inside a single file. In the latter case WAPT will change the file content by inserting the values of variables inside it.
v5.0.0.1 [Apr 21, 2009]
Tree-type Log Viewer; Test Scenario Validation; Automatic Parameterization of Requests; Server Resources Deallocation Testing; New Test Completion Criteria; Server Response Verification; Accurate Test Completion Option; AJAX Requests Recording; Custom Separators in Queries.
It's a simulation tool to measure the impact of SMTP clients on Exchange servers