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Testing site with AjaxMy intention is to load test a site that relies heavily on
Ajax. 1. For this to properly happen, do I have to turn on
javascript? 2. If javascript is off, will it not generate the same
(or enough) load, when traverse the site using the command
webClient.getPage(URL) Chad
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Re: Testing site with AjaxHi chad, I guess you need to turn the
javascript on - webclient.setJavaScriptEnabled(true); if you are using Ajax
stuff most likely, it will have the
same load as js is off. Thanks, Kumar. From: Chad Bellan [mailto:chad.bellan@...]
My intention is to load test a site that
relies heavily on Ajax. 1. For this to properly happen, do I
have to turn on javascript? 2. If javascript is off, will it not
generate the same (or enough) load, when traverse the site using the command
webClient.getPage(URL) Chad Bellan LUSIGHT RESEARCH t. +1.416.934.7253 Please visit us at www.lusight.com This message is confidential and may be privileged. If you are
not the intended recipient, we kindly ask you to inform the sender. Any
un-authorized dissemination or copying hereof is prohibited. This message
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Re: Testing site with AjaxJS is enabled by default, so no need to turn it on explicitly unless you previously turned it off.
Whether or not you generate the same load with JS disabled will depend on your app, but if it's an AJAX app then you'll probably want JS enabled. On Wed, Oct 21, 2009 at 11:45 AM, Kumararaja Gunasekaran <kumar@...> wrote:
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