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Bill Cohagan
I'm constructing an ASP page that I'd like to test by writing a program that
simulates "many" users hitting the submit button on a form. I assume it's
possible to manually construct an httprequest object, but the docs are more
oriented towards using one that already exists. Am I on the right track or
is there an easier way?
In my case the Form to be submitted has a couple of hundred fields and what
I want to do is access a database with "answers" to use for filling in these
fields. I can then validate the results by comparing the source database
against what my ASP app creates.
Thanks for any suggestions/pointers...
Bill
simulates "many" users hitting the submit button on a form. I assume it's
possible to manually construct an httprequest object, but the docs are more
oriented towards using one that already exists. Am I on the right track or
is there an easier way?
In my case the Form to be submitted has a couple of hundred fields and what
I want to do is access a database with "answers" to use for filling in these
fields. I can then validate the results by comparing the source database
against what my ASP app creates.
Thanks for any suggestions/pointers...
Bill