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Web Services Performance Testing Guide

The document provides instructions for performing a performance test on a web service using Open Virtual User Generator. It describes how to start recording a new HTTP protocol, insert a custom SOAP request, set the POST method and URL, add headers, and execute the script to test the web service.

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Web Services Performance Testing Guide

The document provides instructions for performing a performance test on a web service using Open Virtual User Generator. It describes how to start recording a new HTTP protocol, insert a custom SOAP request, set the POST method and URL, add headers, and execute the script to test the web service.

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Web servicesPerformance Testing Open Virtual User Generator application.

Go to File Select New Select Protocol web (http/html) Click on OK button Start Recording menu will open Select Cancel button.

Keep the cursor below Action () { In Menu bar Go to Insert select New Step and then select Custom Request option. Copy the complete <SOAP Envelop> in to body and select entire SOAP and click mouse right button. Convert to C Format. Select Method POST URL Complete copy URL of an application server. Add Web_add_header () function with Web method just above web_custom_request () Ex: Action () { web_add_header ("SOAPAction", "[Link] web_add_header ("Content-Type", "text/xml"); web_custom_request ("web_custom_request", "URL=http:// [Link] ", "Method=POST", "TargetFrame=", "Resource=0", "Referer=", "Body=<soap: Envelope xmlns:soap=\"[Link] . Run Execute the script

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