Archive | April, 2009
Running mstest without Visual Studio.
In this post I will share a tip of how to install mstest in a standalone mode, i.e. without the Visual Studio. Why would I want such a thing? Well, I am currently in the process of configuring our Continuous Integration (CI) server and I believe that such a server should have only the bare [...]
Continue reading...More on how to add network conditions to a LoadRunner 9.5 Scenario
21. April 2009
Last week I published a post (here) on how to add network conditions to a LoadRunner 9.5 scenario. For those of you who prefer a step by step video tutorial, the following video is an excellent one by David Berg who is Shunra’s product manager for VE Desktop. Enjoy: Amichai
Continue reading...Adding Network Performance Analysis to a Quick Test Pro Script
21. April 2009
This is the second post in the series that covers the use of QTP with VE Desktop. In the previous post I showed you how to add network conditions to a QTP script. In this post I will expand the sample to automatically analyze the performance of transactions under network conditions. This leverages the built [...]
Continue reading...Washington Mandates Health Data Revolution
21. April 2009
The recent passage of funding to address ineffienciacies in patient record creation and information transfer has created a new opportunity for pre deployment application testing. Current “paper based” systems are impracticle and expensive to maintain. Due to the enormous amount of digital data that will replace current files a systemic test methodology must be instituted [...]
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23. April 2009