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  • Push messages

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  • Overview
  • Define a push message
  • Use messages in User Paths
  • Push messages response times
  • Advanced parameters
  • See Also

  • Requests
  • HTTP requests
  • SOAP requests
  • WebSocket requests
  • Oracle Forms requests
  • Adobe Flex/AMF requests
  • Adobe RTMP requests
  • Data Format Extension requests
  • Google Web Toolkit requests
  • Hessian requests
  • Java serialization requests
  • Siebel requests
  • Silverlight requests
  • Media requests
  • Polling requests
  • Streaming requests
  • Validation
  • Global validation
  • Variable extractors
  • Advanced parameters
  • Variable correlation
  • Shortcuts
  • Compare requests and responses

  • Overview

    Using Push technologies (polling and streaming) with NeoLoad requires an optional module (Push module).

    When using a Push Framework, all the application updates are carried out through the Push channel, whether by polling or streaming. See Push frameworks. NeoLoad provides a mechanism to simplify the creation of Virtual User profiles so that certain actions are carried out according to the type of response received through the Push channel. Each type of response configured in NeoLoad is called a Push message.

    You may only define Push messages in polling or streaming requests. See Polling requests and Streaming requests.

    For more information, click the image below to see the Neotys video about Push technologies in NeoLoad:

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