I need to remember to change the site name in 2 places:
- WebServer1 ContextParameter at the bottom of the webtest
- ReturnUrl QueryStringParameter at the top under the login step
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Parameterize Web Server and ReturnUrl
Changing the web server in a web test: I have a web test with the web server name as parameter and tried changing the address under the WebServer context parameter. I changed it from http://localhost: to http://server, but got an error when I ran the test. The error message was "Response URL Validation The value of the ExpectedResponseUrl property 'http://server/site/Default.aspx' does not equal the actual response URL 'http://server/Default.aspx'. QueryString parameters were ignored." It failed because the site name was mapped to the port number in the virtual directory on localhost. I had to change the value of the ReturnUrl QueryStringParameter from %2fDefault.aspx to %2fsite/Default.aspx.
I need to remember to change the site name in 2 places:
I need to remember to change the site name in 2 places:
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Hi Sherry,
Is there a facility in VSTS 2008 where in we can parameterize the Virtual Directory name in webtest?
Thanks & Regards
Sachin
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Thanks,
Peter
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I would appreciate if a staff member here at schupka.blogspot.com could post it.
Thanks,
Charlie
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Thanks,
Peter
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I would appreciate if someone here at schupka.blogspot.com could post it.
Thanks,
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Thanks,
Daniel
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Thanks,
Jules
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