Latest User Forum Posts

Beginning in mid-2010 we have directed all technical support questions to the eValid User Forum. We have learned that when one user has an issue, all users can profit from the answer.

Here is an additional selection of some of the posts that we think would be of general interest.

• Operate already logged in, and then log out -- "To logout or to stay logged in," that is the question! 
• The message "ERROR not logged due to license limitations" -- The DEMO license has severe restrictions. 
• How much data an AJAX application brings over? -- Some observations about AJAX application realities. 
• The output of the SaveRecord command -- How to handle and control the output file. 
• Does eValid support agile development methodologies? -- The role of eValid in Agile.

Latest User Forum Posts

Beginning in mid-2010 we have directed all technical support questions to the eValid User Forum. We have learned that when one user has an issue, all users can profit from the answer.

Here is an additional selection of some of the posts that we think would be of general interest.

• Recorded login and played it back and it failed -- The main reasons why login recordings fail. 
• eValid footprint grows over time -- Multiple playbacks expands the footprint, and here's why. 
• Does eValid work with ANY IE browser? -- How eValid relies on the co-installed IE product. 
• To do scripting over a GotoMeeting or WebEx type interface? -- Known problems with "over the web" scripting. 
• Locate a "fixed point" in the page -- Clues on what to be looking for in constructing a structural test.

Latest User Forum Posts

Latest User Forum Posts

Beginning in mid-2010 we have directed all technical support questions to the eValid User Forum. We have learned that when one user has an issue, all users can profit from the answer.

Here is an additional selection of some of the posts that we think would be of general interest.

• How deep can an RIA monitor test go in my application? -- Can eValid monitoring handle a complex site? 
• Can I move my licenses around from one machine to another? -- Here's our process for moving licenses with no charge. 
• Using a regular expression -- Searching for "nearly correct matches" is actually easy. 
• Test a desktop application & web application simultaneously -- eValid is a single-point solution for combined web/desktop applications. 
• Have a way to pick off one line of a multi-line file -- A special command that extracts single lines from a script.

Webinar: Comparative Mobile Device Performance Testing

Comparative Mobile Device Performance Testing Run Simultaneous Tests of Mobile Browser Web Apps Full AJAX Realism Imitate Any Mobile Device Identify Performance Issues Due To Load

Wednesday, 24 October 2012 2:00 PM Eastern Time / 11:00 AM Pacific Time

QA/Testing/Tuning/Performance projects need to qualify relative performance of complex AJAX web applications -- within strict budget and time constraints -- to make sure their server-stack setups can meet the load for multiple devices. The traditional methods of studying mobile app performance, based on using HTTP/S simulations or "VUs", don't always work when asynchronous AJAX applications are involved. VU's don't do AJAX. You need a real browser. eValid mobild device imitation technology methods offer quick-to-create, realistic, and fully synchronized AJAX functional tests. Plus you can lift those tests into parallel performance/loading scenarios that can involve 100's or or even 1,000's of Browser Users ("BUs") per machine. In this webinar you'll learn: how special eValid commands overcome problems with variable-time playback dependency; how to create full-reality AJAX tests quickly; how to "dress" eValid to imitate ANY mobile device; how to adjust tests to be totally self-synchronizing under stressed AJAX conditions; how to incorporate tests in an eValid LoadTest scenario; how to collecte specific device dependent performance data; how to run 100's or evn 1,000's of tests in parallel using multiple Browser User (BU) instances; and, how to analyze consolidated performance summary data to identify server-stack bottlenecks. This unique approach demonstrates how eValid becomes a genuine force multiplier in your web application performance testing efforts.

Webinar Topic Summary

eValid Architecture and Structure: How eValid functional and performance testing works. Functional Testing: How to make reliable recordings of AJAX applications. Making AJAX Tests "Desktop Safe": How to augment tests for complete AJAX synchronization. Creating Multi-Device Performance Test Scenarios: How to use the eValid scenario editor to organize realistic multi-device control scripts. Running Performance Tests: How to launch single and multiple-instance runs using "cloud computing" resources. Finding Bottlenecks: How to read the collected data, and how to use other information to help spot server-stack issues.

You are cordially invited to attend this free Webinar.