To specify the actions, which virtual users “perform”, you use scenarios (or user scenarios). A scenario is a sequence of requests to send to the tested server and responses to them. To create user scenarios, you record your actions in a web browser or another web client application. After that, you can assign a scenario to a virtual user or users to simulate this scenario during the test playback.
This section contains information on recording user scenarios with LoadComplete.
In This Section
Explains why recording is needed and contains step-by-step instructions on how to record user scenarios in LoadComplete.
Configuring Recording Settings in the Record User Scenario Dialog
Describes how you configure the recording settings in the Record User Scenario dialog.
Adding Traffic to Existing Scenarios
Describes how to append more traffic to an existing scenario.
Describes how LoadComplete records parallel requests your web browser sends when loading web pages.
Describes how to create custom pages during recording.
Viewing Recorded Requests and Responses
Describes how you can obtain recorded requests and responses with LoadComplete.
Connections in the Recorded Traffic
Describes why connections are important and how LoadComplete works with them.
Recording - Specifics and Known Issues
Describes specifics of traffic recording in LoadComplete.
Describes how to make scenario recording more effective.
Describes the Recording toolbar and its items.
Related Topics of Interest
Describes how to prepare your computer for recording a scenario.
Describes how to parameterize simulated requests and define validation rules.
Creating and Configuring Load Tests
Provides information about creating tests from recorded scenarios.
Provides information about running tests.