Validation error while executing web performance test (vs2010)

Question

Hi All

I am performing web test for my asp.net application using vsts 2010 tool. I have recorded the senarios using vsts 2010 tool, there I have done corellation for dynamic parameters. After executing my test it is throwing following Validation error.

Error :

RULE: Response URL 

TYPE: Validation 

RESULT:

The value of the ExpectedResponseUrl property 'http://consolvms33pfizerloadtestma1.maintech1.com/Procurement/Request/Linear/RequestLinearView.aspx' does not equal the actual response URL 'http://consolvms33pfizerloadtestma1.maintech1.com/Public/Error.aspx'.  QueryString parameters were ignored.  

  It will be highly appriciated if any budy tell me the root cause of this error.

~Warm Regards,

SRAM

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Shetty

Answer 1

SRAM,

The error says that the request which was sent should open this page: 'http://consolvms33pfizerloadtestma1.maintech1.com/Procurement/Request/Linear/RequestLinearView.aspx' but it opened this page: 'http://consolvms33pfizerloadtestma1.maintech1.com/Public/Error.aspx'. As far as I understand from the page url, the application was redirected to error page. This happens due to some error in the request which caused malformed request and application error occurred. See Web Test Authoring and Debugging Techniques for Visual Studio 2010.

-Tejas.

Answer 2

Also take a look at these links to solve your issue:

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/edglas/archive/2010/03/24/web-test-authoring-and-debugging-techniques-for-visual-studio-2010.aspx

http://blogs.msdn.com/b/slumley/archive/2007/04/10/how-to-debug-a-web-test.aspx

Thanks,

Anuj

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http://www.anujchaudhary.com

Answer 3

Hi SRAM,

I guess the reason for this error is that the expected response URL property is empty, please try to remove the response URL validation rule or you could refer to the following thread, this might give you a sight:

• http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vstswebtest/thread/77fce9f9-4860-41fa-a01d-ea08f5cfd822

Hope this could help you.

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Tony Xiao [MSFT]
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