\nRaleigh, NC, Nov 8, 2001 <\/i> – Web Performance Inc. is proud to announce the release of version 2.3
\nof the load testing product Web Performance Trainer&trade containing some
\nof the most requested features from our customers. Short descriptions
\nof the new features are given below, or you can check out the new 2.3
\nmanual online. If you have a need for load testing software in the near
\nfuture we hope you’ll give this new version a try.<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
\nSupport for Proxy Servers<\/b><\/p>\n
Performance tests can now be configured to record and execute tests
\nthrough a Proxy Server. You can now run tests from behind a firewall
\nand proxy server to anywhere on the Internet.<\/p>\n
\nCapture Error Pages During a Test<\/b>
\nWhen errors are detected during a test, more detailed information is
\nnow collected. This information, including the entire HTTP Request and
\nResponse, can be examined to aid post-test analysis and debugging.<\/p>\n
\nEnhanced Page Validation<\/b>
\nURLs can now be validated during a test by text comparison of the content.
\nYou can configure each individual URL so that during a load test,
\neither the presence or absence of a text string will signal an error,
\nand that page will be captured for post-test examination.<\/p>\n
\nAuto-discovery of Remote Playback Engines<\/b>
\nWhen playback engines are present on the local network, they are detected
\nand added to the engine list on the Playback tab.<\/p>\n
\nExport Graph Data to CSV format (Excel)<\/b>
\nData exported from graphs is now written in CSV format, which is readable
\nby most spreadsheet applications. This greatly simplifies the task
\nof importing the data to Excel, since Excel natively supports
\nthe CSV format with no separate import step required.<\/p>\n
\nAdditional Network Speed Settings<\/b>
\nNetwork speed simulation now includes several additional speed selections,
\nincluding DSL, Cable and LAN options.<\/p>\n
\nReadily Available version\/license information<\/b>
\nThe Help->About screen now includes most of the information required
\nwhen submitting support requests, including the version, build number
\nand license details.<\/p>\n
Availability and Pricing<\/b> \nNorth Carolina based Web Performance was founded in 1999 by technology Raleigh, NC, Nov 8, 2001 – Web Performance Inc. is proud to announce the release of version 2.3
\nWeb Performance Trainer&trade 2.3 shipped on Nov 8, 2001. It is available for
\npurchase through Web Performance sales and authorized resellers. Pricing
\nstarts at $1,495 for 100 simultaneous virtual users, with typical
\ndeployments between $5,000 and $10,000. For more information and a full
\nlist of product features visit: https:\/\/www.webperformance.com\/load-testing<\/a>
\nor call 919-845-7601.<\/p>\nAbout Web Performance, Inc.<\/h2>\n
\nexperts who saw a growing demand for web testing software during early
\ndevelopment stages. Web Performance Trainer&trade (all versions) simulates
\nmultiple users hitting your web site to find performance bottlenecks,
\nincrease performance or plan for future capacity. Web Performance partial
\nclient list includes Motorola, Polaroid, Toyota, Blue Cross\/Blue Shield,
\nZiff Davis, and the governments of France, Canada and Quebec.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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