A few weeks ago I’ve came to find an interesting article about the Citrix protocol on LoadRunner, with a few best practices that may make your life easier if you really have to record Citrix scripts on LR.
Since I got a lot of replies on my previous Citrix post (How to evaluate the response time of a Citrix application), I though that it would be a great addition to share this article with you.
Performance Testing Citrix Applications With LoadRunner [UPDATED LINK]
I’ve been also working with another tool to test Citrix application. It is developed by Citrix itself and it’s called EdgeSight for Load Testing. So far it seems to work very well and it’s easier to record the scripts in it (synchronization commands are added automatically). If you have the time and money to test this tool I would say that it’s worth a shot.
If you’re facing the same issues as me, let me know of your thoughts!
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- How to evaluate the response time of a Citrix application
- Creating Oracle 12 Scripts on LoadRunner
- How to Obtain an ICA File Through Citrix Web Interface 4.5 and 4.6
- How to script Oracle 11i Apps on LoadRunner
- Using WSDL files to Create WebService Scripts
#1 by Scott - August 7th, 2009 at 19:43
Martin,
Thanks for featuring our white paper. Tim worked extremely hard on it. We may update this whitepaper without notice. The latest version is on our web site. Would you point people to get it from us so they always get the latest version? It’s free and no registration is required.
Thanks,
Scott
#2 by Martin - August 7th, 2009 at 19:51
Hi Scott,
thanks for letting me know. I’ve found the paper on another website and I wasn’t sure where I could point to.
Is there a specific post or file that I could link on my post?
Cheers,
Martin
ps.: great article by the way