lema Posted February 21, 2012 Posted February 21, 2012 Hi to all ! What is your preferred web stress tool? I need to test a uni application (Memory and other OS resources consumption). Also , is there any option , method or property to find out how many active sessions are in memory? Best Regards, Lefteris. Quote
dionel1969 Posted February 22, 2012 Posted February 22, 2012 Hi to all ! What is your preferred web stress tool? I need to test a uni application (Memory and other OS resources consumption). Also , is there any option , method or property to find out how many active sessions are in memory? Best Regards, Lefteris. We are in the last step of developing application: testing and fixing bugs, and there are question about the server required and so on from clients. So, would be good if somebody could tell about a tool for checking performance of application developed with UNIGUI. Quote
zlatkoi Posted February 22, 2012 Posted February 22, 2012 We are in the last step of developing application: testing and fixing bugs, and there are question about the server required and so on from clients. So, would be good if somebody could tell about a tool for checking performance of application developed with UNIGUI. Hi guys, I will try this: http://seleniumhq.org/ can execute scripts for automated testing, don't know yet if it can do performance tests. Regards, Zlatko Quote
rsanford Posted February 22, 2012 Posted February 22, 2012 Hi Zlatko, let us know how this product works for you. Thanks, Robert Quote
Administrators Farshad Mohajeri Posted February 24, 2012 Administrators Posted February 24, 2012 Hi to all ! What is your preferred web stress tool? I need to test a uni application (Memory and other OS resources consumption). We have internal tools for stress test. We may make them public. Also , is there any option , method or property to find out how many active sessions are in memory? uniGUI server allows querying several parameters. UniServerModule.ServerStats which is a TUniGUIServerStats TUniGUIServerStats = class public constructor Create; destructor Destroy; override; procedure AddStat(AStatType: TUniStatsType; AValue: Integer); property ActiveSessions: Integer read FActiveSessions; property ActiveRequests: Integer read FActiveRequests; property BytesSent: Integer read FBytesSent; property BytesReceived: Integer read FBytesReceived; property MaxSessions: Integer read FMaxSessions; property MaxRequests: Integer read FMaxRequests; property CompressRate: Real read FCompressRate; end; In version 0.89 we will have a new property UniServerModule.ServerResources TUniGUIServerResources = class public property MemoryUsed: Int64 read GetMemoryUsed; property MaxMemoryUsed: Int64 read FMaxMemory; property GDIObjects: Integer read GetGDIObjects; property MaxGDIObjects: Integer read FMaxGDIObjects; end; : 2 Quote
lema Posted February 24, 2012 Author Posted February 24, 2012 We have internal tools for stress test. We may make them public. uniGUI server allows querying several parameters. UniServerModule.ServerStats which is a TUniGUIServerStats TUniGUIServerStats = class public constructor Create; destructor Destroy; override; procedure AddStat(AStatType: TUniStatsType; AValue: Integer); property ActiveSessions: Integer read FActiveSessions; property ActiveRequests: Integer read FActiveRequests; property BytesSent: Integer read FBytesSent; property BytesReceived: Integer read FBytesReceived; property MaxSessions: Integer read FMaxSessions; property MaxRequests: Integer read FMaxRequests; property CompressRate: Real read FCompressRate; end; In version 0.89 we will have a new property UniServerModule.ServerResources TUniGUIServerResources = class public property MemoryUsed: Int64 read GetMemoryUsed; property MaxMemoryUsed: Int64 read FMaxMemory; property GDIObjects: Integer read GetGDIObjects; property MaxGDIObjects: Integer read FMaxGDIObjects; end; : Thank you for your reply. If you can share your stress tools, it would be great appreciated. 1 Quote
stas Posted January 30, 2015 Posted January 30, 2015 Hello, Farshad Can you share your stress tools ? Thank you. Quote
Administrators Farshad Mohajeri Posted January 30, 2015 Administrators Posted January 30, 2015 You can use this web site for a real web based stress test: https://loader.io/ What I use is an Indy based app. I will share it but before I need to make a better implementation. Quote
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