Setting Default Scenario Display Attributes
Running a Scenario · Viewing UNIX Vusers
LoadRunner Controller User's Guide (Windows)
Chapter 11, page 180
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Setting Default Scenario Display Attributes
Setting the default display attributes sets the display attributes for all the UNIX
Vusers is a scenario. However, you can override the default attribute for individual
Vusers. For details, see
Setting Display Attributes for Individual UNIX Vusers
on page 184.
The following sections describe the available display attributes:
·
Setting the Shadow Display
·
Changing the Default Window Manager
·
Changing the Terminal Emulator
Setting the Shadow Display
The shadow display is the display that you use to view the actions that Vusers
perform. You use a shadow display to view the actions performed by RTE,
GUI:VXRunner and GUI:BXRunner Vusers only. To view UNIX Vusers, you must
set the shadow display before you run a scenario. By default, the Vuser host is used
as the shadow display.
Note: When GUI:VXRunner and GUI:BXRunner Vusers are running, they use
resources from the shadow display--even when you are not viewing the Vusers.
The number of Vusers that can use the same shadow display is limited to between
50 and 70.
