Upcoming eValid Webinar

Load Testing Mobile Web Apps

8 May 2014, 11:00 AM PDT

WEBINAR REGISTRATION

eValid is a self-contained one-stop solution that provides functional and performance testing of all kinds of Mobile applications. You can write structurally oriented tests that are invulnerable to application changes and still have the ability to make very fine-detail performance measurements -- entirely from the client perspective.

Then, you can run 100's or 1,000's of simultaneous "browser user" sessions to simulate 100% real activity of users driving your mobile application.

In this webinar you'll learn these important lessons:

• Mobile Web App Functional Testing: How to create perfectly reliable AJAX tests for mobile applications, running on ANY device, using out-of-the-box recording methods, including handling complex AJAX playback synchronization issues.

• Setting up LoadTest Scenarios: How to organize one or multiple eValid mobile functional tests for meaningful server loading experiments.

• Running LoadTests: How to run 100's or 1,000's, or even 10,000's of eValid Browser Users (BUs) against your server.

• Collecting Realistic Data: How to extract detailed performance from the mobile web application servers to identify performance bottlenecks and issues.

Selected Recent Forum Posts

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

How accurate is the eValid's emulation of a mobile device -- Notes about accuracy of eValid in device emulation mode.

 What is the most powerful command in eValid? -- We took a pool, and IndexFindElementEX won

 Easier time when dealing with AJAX -- The simple way to create a reliable self-synchronizing script for an AJAX application that you can do from the GUI.

 Question that have to do with reporting engines -- Answers about how to feed data from eValid to different kinds of reporting engines.

New eValid V9 Documentation Update

As eValid users know, the online version of the eValid documentation is modified and updated regularly. This version is viewable from the eValid browser face via the eValid: Help > Documentation > User Manual menu pulldown.
Some users, for convenience and flexibility, also want to have the eValid doumentation available as an offline document in PDF. We provide that file in the standard eValid License Support Page that accompanies each eValid installation. Our recent updates to the PDF version bring it into complete synchrony with the online version. Fair warning: it is a hefty document with 1,695 pages of detailed material.
Regular eValid users can obtain their copy from their regular password-protect product delivery license page. Non-users who wish to take a look can make a request and if approved we will provide you the link to this file. Please Use the Contact Us page to make this request.

Selected Recent Forum Posts

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

• How accurate is the eValid's emulation of a mobile device -- Notes about accuracy of eValid in device emulation mode. 
• What is the most powerful command in eValid? -- We took a pool, and IndexFindElementEX won. 
• Easier time when dealing with AJAX -- The simple way to create a reliable self-synchronizing script for an AJAX application that you can do from the GUI. 
• Question that have to do with reporting engines -- Answers about how to feed data from eValid to different kinds of reporting engines. 

New eValid Patent Issued

We are pleased to report that another eValid patent has been issued, effective 25 March 2014. US Patent #8,683,447 is the seventh patent in the eValid patent portfolio.

In addition to the issued eValid Patents several additional applications are before the USPTO for consideration.

If you are working in the general area of web testing you may want to look into the possibility of basing your efforts on the technology that eValid offers. Please see eValid BizDev Opportunities for details.

Selected Recent Forum Posts

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

• Load Scenario Design Question -- Notes about how to plan a LoadTest "scenario," which is a general plan for how you would impose load on a server using eValid in multiple-instance mode. 
• Load Testing for a Key Performance Indicator (KPI) -- The key performance indicator can often be used as the objective function in a server loading project, and here are some hints. 
• Maximum number of BUs on Windows 8 -- This is the natural enough question, and here are some estimates based on our experience. 
• eValid Monitoring advantages? -- The main advantage of eValid in montoring mode is accurate and realistic client-side emulation and measurement. 

Selected Recent Forum Posts

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

• Capturing text from one field to another -- A complex question, but one that eValid can do using features within the "structural testing" support set. 
• What is the best way to manipulate the values on a page -- An example of how to handle parametric operation of a test script using the "data synthesis" mode that is built into eValid. 
• Handle complex intra-browser data manipulation -- Description of methods that can be used to perform some complex operations in real-time on a current browser page. 
• Does eValid work on Windows as well as web apps -- Yes, eValid has multipe modes (native, emulated, application and desktop) that give it some cool capabilities.