Please help me in selecting a testing tool which load tests and functionality tests our web applications. - Software-Testing

jagan wrote:

> i'm given the role to test our web application. our company
> already uses JMeter to test our web application. But i have problems
> handling HTTPS requests, which our application uses. So,
> please suggest me a tool which has all (or similar) features of JMeter.

HttpUnit or Watir seem to lead here.

HttpUnit simulates a browser in Java, and here's their HTTPS support FAQ:

http://httpunit.sourceforge.net/doc/sslfaq.html

Watir grabs your Internet Explorer by its Automation model, so it can do
anything IE can do via DOM.

--
Phlip
http://www.greencheese.org/ZeekLand <-- NOT a blog!!!

jagan wrote:
> Hi
>
> i'm given the role to test our web application. our company
> already uses JMeter to test our web application. But i have problems
> handling HTTPS requests, which our application uses. So,
> please suggest me a tool which has all (or similar) features of JMeter.

Check out Empirix e-Test Suite at http://www.empirix.com

jagan wrote:
> Hi
>
> i'm given the role to test our web application. our company
> already uses JMeter to test our web application. But i have problems
> handling HTTPS requests, which our application uses. So,
> please suggest me a tool which has all (or similar) features of JMeter.

The eValid solution puts the testing functionality inside a
fully functioning browser, so handling HTTPS is "built in" and
100% realistic.

eValid has a rich command language, a variety of test data
generation capabilities, a full command line interface, and a
variety of page validation modes.

You can download an evaluation copy of eValid from:

http://www.soft.com/eValid/Products/...ml?status=FORM

Complete details about the eValid web ****ysis and testing
suite are found at:

http://www.e-Valid.com

JMeter handles HTTPS, to the best of my knowledge and experience. From
its docs (at
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/use...started.html):

[docs]

You can specify the class for your SSL implementation. If you are using
the JSSE from sun, then it is:

com.sun.net.ssl.internal.ssl.Provider.

JMeter, by default, should provide https support is (sic) you are using
JDK1.4 or if you use JDK1.3 with the JSSE class jars in your JMeter
classpath.

[/docs]

---Michael B.

you might want ot try the following:

http://www.interece.com