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    Hello everyone, I have 2 concerns would like to ask 1/ I'm testing a web application which requires to enter data into a lot of textboxes. Since the large amount of data needs to input into the from to test the efficiency of the page, I have to enter each input by hand. It's really time consumming and not neccesseary just to sit there and do a manual work. I would like to know if there is a software out there that can help me automatically fill out these from from an input file or can capture every keystroke typed by the user onto the form 2/ I also need to test the capabilities of the webform to handle mutilple users may enter the site at one. I know there is a tool called Web stress something that stimulates this job for testing. I would like if it's correct and how I can use it? Thanks

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      Hello everyone, I have 2 concerns would like to ask 1/ I'm testing a web application which requires to enter data into a lot of textboxes. Since the large amount of data needs to input into the from to test the efficiency of the page, I have to enter each input by hand. It's really time consumming and not neccesseary just to sit there and do a manual work. I would like to know if there is a software out there that can help me automatically fill out these from from an input file or can capture every keystroke typed by the user onto the form 2/ I also need to test the capabilities of the webform to handle mutilple users may enter the site at one. I know there is a tool called Web stress something that stimulates this job for testing. I would like if it's correct and how I can use it? Thanks

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      There is a tool named Application Center Test , if you have VS.NET Enterprise Edition , its part of it , you can do stress test with it. For your first purpose,I did it with with ACT for my web service which had to pass lots of field to it, but don't know about web applicaation. Mazy No sig. available now.

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        Hello everyone, I have 2 concerns would like to ask 1/ I'm testing a web application which requires to enter data into a lot of textboxes. Since the large amount of data needs to input into the from to test the efficiency of the page, I have to enter each input by hand. It's really time consumming and not neccesseary just to sit there and do a manual work. I would like to know if there is a software out there that can help me automatically fill out these from from an input file or can capture every keystroke typed by the user onto the form 2/ I also need to test the capabilities of the webform to handle mutilple users may enter the site at one. I know there is a tool called Web stress something that stimulates this job for testing. I would like if it's correct and how I can use it? Thanks

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        For both of your concerns you need WebLoad 5.0 or higher. This tools is for professional level stress/load testing. Very easy to use....you can create scenario visually and then configure it how many concurrent min/max requests to be be send and so on.... It will fillup the form itself and sends request(s) and give you the results

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