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Importing Existing WebKing Load Tests
To import existing load tests from a WebKing .tst file:
- Import that .tst file into SOAtest (File> New> Project from Existing SOAtest or WebKing Test Suites).
- Open the Load Test perspective (Window> Open Perspective> Other> Parasoft Load Test).
- Configure and validate the test suite for load testing as described in the Load Testing section of the SOAtest User’s Guide.
- Open Parasoft Load Test
- Choose File> Open.
- Select the appropriate .tst file.
The load test configuration and functional tests will then be imported into Load Test. The load test project will be automatically configured as needed. The "component archive" type will be set to "Parasoft SOAtest Component", the .tst file from which the load test configuration was imported will be set as the current "SOAtest project" in the component configuration panel (available by selecting the main Profiles node), and the appropriate tests will be mapped to a profile.
You can select and run a load test scenario after opening such project. No additional configuration is required, but you are welcome to adjust the configuration as described in the following sections:
Creating Load Tests for SOAtest Functional Tests
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For optimized performance, Parasoft Load Test uses the parallel young generation garbage collector specified by the JVM argument "-XX:+UseParallelGC". If necessary, this can be turned off with the command-line argument "-XX:-UseParallelGC". If you will be using this argument on a Windows system, prepend -J before the argument (following the name of the executable). For example: loadtest.exe -J-XX:-UseParallelGC. To enable the concurrent mark and sweep GC in the Load Test JVM, the UseParallelGC option must be explicitly disabled; for example: lt -J-XX:-UseParallelGC -J-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC.