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Last post 11-17-2009 1:57 PM by cpattekar. 1 replies.

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  • 09-16-2009, 5:13 PM

    New to WCAT

    I need to stress a web site with multiple users to reproduce a weird crash.  I've used WAS a few years back for something similar, but seems now WCAT is the tool to use.  Been reading the doc, and some hits on the web and not sure what I might have missing. 

    This is my client.ubr

     scenario
    {
        transaction
        {

            id = "test"
            request
            {
                url = "/gwhatsnew.nsf/e68fd8d8c842d82849256a700023a723/746109ee414adc1a492573fa001435db?openDocument";
            }

        }

    }

    When I run this line below

     wcctl.exe -t client.ubr -s jdeslauriers4 -v 5 -c 1 -o wcat_log.xml -x

    I get this print out below, and it just hangs there.   The web site is not being triggers, and no Idea of what it is doing, and what I might be doing wrong. 

    Enabling debug flag(s) 2
    Initializing performance counters...
    '\\jdeslauriers4\Processor(_Total)\% Processor Time'... Success!
    '\\jdeslauriers4\Processor(_Total)\% User Time'... Success!
    '\\jdeslauriers4\Processor(_Total)\% Privileged Time'... Success!
    '\\jdeslauriers4\System\Context Switches/sec'... Success!
    Performance counter initialization complete.

    Server: jdeslauriers4
    Clients: 1

    Thanks.

     JC

  • 11-17-2009, 1:57 PM In reply to

    Re: New to WCAT

    wcctl.exe is the WCAT controller. After starting the controller, you have to start WCAT client.

    Leave the controller running the way you are running it now and just start wcclient.exe in a separate window.

    CJ Pattekar
    Software Desgin Engg in Test
    IIS Product Unit
    Microsoft
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