SmartBear Software today unveiled LoadComplete 2.0, the latest version of the company’s load testing tool for Web applications.
Featuring new support for rich Internet applications (RIAs), LoadComplete 2.0 now makes it easy to create and run realistic load tests, without scripting, for websites built using Adobe Flash and Flex, AJAX, and Microsoft Silverlight technologies.
New data presentation and reporting options make it easier for users to control data parameters and interpret and diagnose results to improve the performance, reliability, and user experience of Web applications.
LoadComplete 2.0 delivers:
* Easy load testing for websites built with RIA technologies such as Adobe Flex and Flash, Silverlight, and AJAX.
* Enhanced point-and-click automation for parameterizing test data in AMF, JSON, SOAP, XML, and Silverlight data formats.
* Higher load generation capacity enabling 25 percent more virtual users per node.
* New waterfall charts supporting detailed analysis of the slowest pages, improving a user’s testing productivity by highlighting areas with possible performance problems.
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