Comments on: Combining non-standard protocols in a single script that are not listed in Multi-Protocol selection http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/ Performance Testing, LoadRunner Tips & Tricks Mon, 22 Feb 2010 18:29:48 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Machindra Jogdand http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/comment-page-1/#comment-49 Machindra Jogdand Thu, 14 May 2009 18:55:28 +0000 http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/?p=91#comment-49 I want to record NWBC application for SAP. It uses NWBCClient.exe file to start the application. Inside application we get web application (I am not sure wheter its web app, Flex etc application inside). I am not able to get exact protocol for recording. If multiple protocols help then please explain how to record for this application. I want to record NWBC application for SAP. It uses NWBCClient.exe file to start the application. Inside application we get web application (I am not sure wheter its web app, Flex etc application inside).
I am not able to get exact protocol for recording. If multiple protocols help then please explain how to record for this application.

]]> By: TnT Admin http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/comment-page-1/#comment-48 TnT Admin Sun, 22 Feb 2009 04:09:06 +0000 http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/?p=91#comment-48 Hi Kumar, For a start, recording is the best option as it saves more time. The fundamental thing for working on scripts is understanding the protocol. You might want to refer to our previous article, "Which protocol to use?" to get an better understanding working on the scripts. Hi Kumar,

For a start, recording is the best option as it saves more time. The fundamental thing for working on scripts is understanding the protocol. You might want to refer to our previous article, “Which protocol to use?” to get an better understanding working on the scripts.

]]> By: Kumar http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/comment-page-1/#comment-47 Kumar Thu, 05 Feb 2009 09:20:38 +0000 http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/?p=91#comment-47 Hi, How can we generate script if the application development has not been completed. to be more precise, if i have to do performance testing of the appliaction which has not been developed completly then how can we go ahead. Do we need to write API create script. And if yes, then for Java applictaion do we need to write Java API and for .net application, .net API etc. Please suggect. Hi, How can we generate script if the application development has not been completed. to be more precise, if i have to do performance testing of the appliaction which has not been developed completly then how can we go ahead. Do we need to write API create script. And if yes, then for Java applictaion do we need to write Java API and for .net application, .net API etc. Please suggect.

]]> By: TnT Admin http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/comment-page-1/#comment-46 TnT Admin Sun, 26 Oct 2008 21:05:06 +0000 http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/?p=91#comment-46 Thanks Ed! Yup, agreed that nowadays the support team shy away from making advance modifications of the underlying files and only stick to documentations... Thanks Ed! Yup, agreed that nowadays the support team shy away from making advance modifications of the underlying files and only stick to documentations…

]]> By: Ed Sauer http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/how-tos/combining-non-standard-protocols-in-a-single-script-that-are-not-listed-in-multi-protocol-selection/comment-page-1/#comment-45 Ed Sauer Sat, 25 Oct 2008 07:37:25 +0000 http://www.loadrunnertnt.com/?p=91#comment-45 I had to combine RTE and WAP back in VuGen 7.5. It was quite involved and since then the underlying files have changed going to 8.x. At the time Mercury SE told me that it was something they had not seen before. He did not address the licensing aspect. Basically once you record the RTE script you add in the WAP code. Then you have to modify the protocol file C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\Mercury LoadRunner\dat\mdrv\mdrv_rte.dat and add WAP (or the protocol you want to add like smtp or QTWeb) to the list on the UtilityExt=lrun_api line. And modify the C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\Mercury LoadRunner\dat\protocols\RTE.lrp file [VuGen] section by modifying the CFG_TAB_XML and CFG_TAB_DLL lines so that they include the information found in their counterparts found in the protocol you want to add. This will give you the runtime settings for both protocols. I believe that it may cause some HP support folks to take the quick route and deny support because of the modifications, but others may be more accepting. I had to combine RTE and WAP back in VuGen 7.5. It was quite involved and since then the underlying files have changed going to 8.x. At the time Mercury SE told me that it was something they had not seen before. He did not address the licensing aspect. Basically once you record the RTE script you add in the WAP code. Then you have to modify the protocol file C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\Mercury LoadRunner\dat\mdrv\mdrv_rte.dat and add WAP (or the protocol you want to add like smtp or QTWeb) to the list on the UtilityExt=lrun_api line. And modify the C:\Program Files\Mercury Interactive\Mercury LoadRunner\dat\protocols\RTE.lrp file [VuGen] section by modifying the CFG_TAB_XML and CFG_TAB_DLL lines so that they include the information found in their counterparts found in the protocol you want to add. This will give you the runtime settings for both protocols. I believe that it may cause some HP support folks to take the quick route and deny support because of the modifications, but others may be more accepting.

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