NeoLoad Tutorial Archive

Overview During your load test, you may want your virtual user to connect to an FTP server to upload or download some files. This can be done through a NeoLoad JavaScript. Here is an example of how to use FTP within a JavaScript using ...Read More

Overview Many web applications use Epoch/UNIX dynamic timestamp values for validation and session info. When NeoLoad records a User Path, it marks the current value and timestamp. When replayed, these values and timestamps might be out of date and invalid, causing the User Path to ...Read More

JSON, or JavaScript Object Notation, is a lightweight, text readable format used in many web applications. It has familiarities to programming languages, but easier to read format. It uses objects and arrays, with strings and values, to structure data in the file format. The ...Read More

In NeoLoad, SQL Database support is built-in out of the box. Its configuration is straightforward and implementing in projects is extremely easy. Manipulating an SQL database is typically made up of queries, and as with any database, the first thing you must do is ...Read More

One of NeoLoad’s exclusive features provides end users with the ability to automate the redesign of a pre-existing user path script. Having this feature alone saves users vast amounts of time having to rebuild a complicated user path from scratch. Complex advanced actions, SQL ...Read More