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Uncover JavaScript JSON Parsing errors with IE Compatibility Mode
We just launched our new corporate web site. Right after the site went live it was time for me to analyze its performance with our dynaTrace AJAX Edition. Everything looked good – no problems on the page -straight A’s on the Performance Report (read more on this on my blog How we improved our Performance [...]
Categories: Load Testing Blogs
How we improved our Web Site Performance Rank from D to A
Timed with our new product launch we also updated our corporate website. Not only did we update the content, we also applied some of the Best Practices that Alois and I have been talking about in the past 12 months. When we introduced the new Performance Report in dynaTrace AJAX Edition 2.0 Beta we got [...]
Categories: Load Testing Blogs
Running remote Unix commands from LoadRunner
If you need to run a Unix command on a remote server with a LoadRunner script (running on Windows), then there is a neat program called plink that you will find very useful. If you use any variety of Unix, you will probably already by using PuTTY; well plink is is distributed with PuTTY, and [...]
Categories: Load Testing Blogs
Running command-line programs from LoadRunner
Everyone should already know that you can run a command-line program from a LoadRunner script using the system() function. If you have used this, you would already know that things become a little awkward when need to capture the output of the program. The common solution is to pipe the output of the command to [...]
Categories: Load Testing Blogs
Geeky Books Available for Loan
I had always wanted to work at a company that had a library of intereresting/educational books I could borrow; so when I started at JDS Australia in late 2005, I brought in a few of my technical books in case anyone else wanted to borrow them. Gradually other people brought in books too, until there [...]
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