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  • Execute Java code

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  • Introduction
  • Operation and syntax
  • Write the Java code
  • Configure NeoLoad
  • Prepare the data
  • Design the Virtual User
  • Validate the Virtual User
  • Tests and results
  • Related links
  • See Also

  • Design - General
  • Create Business Transactions
  • Log in with multiple accounts using a CSV file
  • Create realistic populations
  • Validate a server response
  • Tunnel mode: Record a mobile application

  • Introduction

    During a load test, it is possible to execute Java code that is external to the Virtual Users. This feature allows NeoLoad functional range to be extended in order to create Virtual Users with a very complex behavior.

    This tutorial takes as its example RMI (Remote Method Invocation) calls to a remote Java server. The server provides two services: one gives the dollar value of a stock on the US Stock Exchange, the other provides for the conversion of one currency to another. You are going to string together the call to these two services to obtain a stock price in Euros.


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