Modifying a Generated Test Script
Scenario Tests
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To modify the template for performance testing, uncomment the line in the template
that calls the constructor for the
TSSMeasure
class, as shown in the following EJB
example:
public void testMain(String[] args) {
boolean fRetval = false;
TSSMeasure tss = new TSSMeasure(); // used for measuring performance
TSSDataPool dp = new TSSDataPool();
int iDPCount = 0;
Be sure to use this modified template whenever you want to create a test script for
capturing performance data.
For more information about the
TSSMeasure
class, see the documentation for the
TSSMeasure
class in the Rational Test Script Services for Java manual and the Rational
Test Script Services for Visual Basic manual.
Modifying a Generated Test Script
Each generated test script must be edited to capture performance data. Typically, you
need to insert measurement calls around each remote method call that you want to
measure. To do this:
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Insert a
TSSMeasure.commandStart()
call before and a
TSSMeasure.commandEnd()
call after the invocation of each
method-under-test.
By placing
commandStart()
and
commandEnd()
calls around each remote
method call, you can measure the time required to complete these calls under load.
The following code example shows some typical parameters to the
commandStart()
and
commandEnd()
methods.
tss.commandStart("deposit", "deposit", MST_WAITRESP);
retdeposit_double = Accountremote.deposit(amt);
tss.commandEnd(TSS_LOG_RESULT_PASS);
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Optionally, you can use the
TSSMeasure.think()
method to insert a think-time
delay before any method call that would typically follow a user interaction or
other pause.
For further information about these methods, see the Rational Test Script Services for
Java manual. For information about the corresponding Visual Basic operations, see
the Rational Test Script Services for Visual Basic manual.
