[Dev] TestMaker 5 project ideas
bongos amigos
bongosdude at yahoo.com
Sat Oct 7 08:37:34 PDT 2006
Frank,
One area that could be look into for Project 5 is MIMEType handler. Rightnow, the mime handler is not flexible and very limited. I am working of a project right now that implements a simple and non-standard web services using java servlet. This implementation sends an encrypted binary content to client request's. Even though this implementation is not a standard web service with attachement, there are a lot or real world implementation would use this simple solution. Testmaker archetechture does not provide a plugin mimetype handler that allow s testing of this scenario.
-bongos
Frank Cohen <fcohen at pushtotest.com> wrote: Excellent feedback. Thank you. Some questions:
> 1. Generate accurate response time and throughput statistics, at a
> high
> granularity (i.e. not just average over the entire run) in XStest.
What statistics would be useful to you?
> 2. Emulate javascript (and whatever other script support there is in
> browsers) execution.
JavaScript and AJAX applications make HTTP requests to the server. Do
you want TestMaker to emulate those calls? Will you please describe
this in a little more detail?
> 3. It would be really cool if there was a wrapper class for the logs
> that parsed them and supplied things like a list of errors, error
> counts
> and other statistics.
>
Excellent idea. I hate the current logging and plan to introduce new
logging features. Yours is a good list.
-Frank
On Sep 20, 2006, at 9:20 AM, Herder, Carl wrote:
> My suggestions:
>
> For our uses, GUIs are of secondary importance, because all our tests
> are script driven.
>
> We really appreciate the time and effort you have put into this great
> tool, by the way.
>
> Carl
>
> -----Original Message-----
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> [mailto:dev-bounces at lists.pushtotest.com] On Behalf Of Frank Cohen
> Sent: Thursday, August 24, 2006 9:41 PM
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> Subject: [Dev] TestMaker 5 project ideas
>
> Now that I'm more-or-less finished with my new book (FastSOA: The way
> to use native XML technology to deliver SOA scalability, performance,
> and governance) I'm thinking of spending some of my little free time
> renovating TestMaker towards a version 5.0 release.
>
> Here is what I have in mind (in order of priority):
>
> TestMaker 5 things to do...
>
> TestMaker 5 will use a new internal architecture:
>
> 1) Same J-based editor and GUI
> 2) New ControlCenter
> a) Create new test scenarios, edit scenarios using GUI editor tool
> b) Run, Pause, Stop scenarios
> c) All tests run remotely on TestRunner (add file name/line
> number error locator)
> d) Scenario properties allow tri-dimensions (CRs, Payloads,
> TestCase)
> 3) New TestRunner
> a) Start-up script integrates with TestMaker.bat and .sh
> b) Synchronized test case start
> c) Embeds Jetty, replacement for Tomcat
> d) Dynamic JAR loading
> 4) LiveResults chart
> c) Tally.py -> Tally.java
> 5) Wizards rewritten to support skinny testcase
> a) No clutter of init args, instead setter methods
> b) agentbase.py -> agentbase.java
> 6) New TestLogger
> 7) Revised ProtocolHandlers
> a) HTTPProtocol uses Apache HTTP Client
> b) SOAPProtocol uses Apache SOAP
> c) MailProtocol split into SMTPProtocol and POP/IMAPProtocol
>
> I am seeking your thoughts, feedback, and suggestions.
>
> -Frank
>
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