In visual studio 2013 Web load testing has changed. It was working fine for a long time. But lately when I run a test, all of the Page Response Times are "nothing" and under Controller and Agents I'm getting a red X every time, and Processor Time shows Error. Can't figure out why or what's changed.
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Oops, my bad. Just realized the .webtest was empty. It didn't record in IE 11 because the web test recorder help add-in wasnt enable in IE11.
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I recently got some issues with my load testing in visual studio.
Everything works great with the test until the test finishes and visual studio are writing a report. Visual Studio is generating a report of the load test. It shows some false numbers and all the graphs are disappearing.
Everything worked great yesterday.
I've tried to repair visual studio, remake all the webtests and even create a new load test.
You can see some of the false data below in the picture.
https://i.stack.imgur.com/8inie.png
Thanks for the help!
I found the issue, when I splitthe two webtest to have 1 webtest as a initializer to login and one that would create a order. It bugged somehow on the login webtest. So after the test had finish and should collect all data it could not find the webtest that was initialized. I have not found a soulution yet but I know where to start digging.
I am using visual studio 2013 loadtest and I have a weird problem. I have 5 agents and 1 controller. After about a day of testing, there is always a socket exception in some of the agents. I can live with a simple disconnect after a day, but instead of disconnecting the tests continue but don't run my plugin anymore causing the load test to have no worth. Any ideas?
I'm using visual studio 2010. i'm try to do web performance test. so i've done all settings correctly. click the start recording button. that time browser was automatically opened with that particular webpage. i do some actions. but that actions scripts are not generated in in my visual studio web test. last two months ago i worked this test successfully. but now i can't get it. so please help me...
I think it depends on what kinda of API requests you want to record. For HTTP request from Internet Explorer, you should be able to record everything with Visual Studio; but for HTTPS requests or requests from other browsers other than , Fiddler is a definitely better tool to record requests instead of using only Visual Studio. This doc may be helpful to you for using Fiddler:
http://www.alexandervanwynsberghe.be/creating-a-web-performance-test-using-fiddler/
and
http://docs.telerik.com/fiddler/configure-fiddler/tasks/configurefiddler
I got my hands on Visual Studio 2013 and almost everything is working fine.
Only my ASP.NET Web Application (Target-Framework: .NET 4) seems to lag when I'm running it locally (Debug-Modus).
It seems like after every click, it loads the new site, then suddenly stop reacting for a few seconds (only the project; other applications as well as other sites opened in seperate windows are running fine), and then proceeds.
This problem only occurs with Internet Explorer (10 and 11), the project runs fine with Firefox/Chrome.
I don't have the problem when I'm running the same project with Visual Studio 2010.Is there a setting/add-on or something that could be the cause for this?
After posting this over at the ASP.NET forums I got my question answered.
The solution to my problem was to disable the browser link in Visual Studio 2013.
(Thanks again PatriceSc for sorting this out)
Im trying to step through a classic asp page which is hosted in iis7 in Visual Studio 2010. Ive followed a few blogs, mainly these ones:
"http://blogs.msdn.com/mikhailarkhipov/archive/2005/06/24/432308.aspx"
"http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/vsdebug/thread/eff76bd0-6421-4ba5-b063-a348eec27ebb"
It seems that the breakpoint I set is not hit when I browse to the page in question, I think this is because the application is all in frames. When monitoring the process in sql profiler it looks like all session information is gathered once the page starts up, having been browsed to from iis7, after I log in using the login page it doesnt actually get any more information.
Has anybody got any tips for debugging frames in classic asp with VS2010 and iis7?
UPDATE: Turns out there was a hidden setting in the database that meant when I ran the application up it was going to a different system.... which would explain why it wasnt hitting the code - Visual Studio 2008 actually told me in advance that the breakpoint wouldnt be hit.
i'm using the vbscript keyword "stop" in my source code. this is just like a breakpoint in visual studio. a window pops asking you which debugger you want to use, select visualsudio 2010 and you're fine...
you have to set server debugging to true in iis 7 (asp section)