Steven Cheng said:Hi Alan,
How are you doing on this or have you got any further progress? If
there're
anything else we can help, please feel free to post here. Thanks,
Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Support
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| Hi Alan,
|
| Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
| As for the stress testing ASP.NET webservice question you mentioned,
| generally we have serveral means to stress test it and ACT is really one
of
| the available options. Here is a MS kb article mentioned on this:
|
| #HOW TO: Test ASP.NET Web Services with the Web Application Stress Tool
| http://support.microsoft.com/?id=815160
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| The KB article mentioned using ACT or WAS to stress testing the asp.net
| webservice through the default test web page. And the default test page
is
| send HTTP get message (not SOAP message).
|
| However, since webservice is a no page based service, which just reply
the
| HTTP protocol to transfer SOAP message, for real world scenario, our
| clientside won't use browser and HTTp get message to call web service ,
but
| use proxy class and SOAP message, it won't reflect real world result.
| Also, as we known, ACT is mainly target web page(UI based) stress
testing.
|
| So if you want real world targeted stress test on webservice, I'd
suggest
| you manually create some simply uility class together with the .NET
| generated client proxy to test the web service. Stress on the default
| asp.net webservice test page can only somewhat reflect the webserver's
| strength ,but not exact the real word result.
|
| Thanks,
|
| Steven Cheng
| Microsoft Online Support
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| | Hi,
| |
| | Can I use Microsoft Application Center Test for Web Service stress
test?
| Is
| | it a right tool to do web service stress test?
| |
| | Do we use the same tool in VS 2005?
| |
| | Thank you,
| | Alan
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