Category: GWT

Your GWT-RPC applications are business-critical. Their performance should be too. Discover why industry leaders across banking, government, retail, media and more choose Apache JMeter + UbikLoadPack over expensive proprietary solutions like NeoLoad or LoadRunner. The Challenge : Performance Testing GWT-RPC Applications at Scale GWT-RPC (Google Web Toolkit Remote Procedure Call) applications rely on an optimized […]

UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.6.0 for JMeter released We’re proud to announce the release of major version 4.6.0 of our GWT performance testing plugin for Apache JMeter. This plugin allows easy scripting of GWT RPC technology and performance testing at high scale using JMeter, the famous OSS Performance tool by Apache Software Foundation. Support of Apache […]

Overview UBIKLOADPACK GWT plugin provides the ability to easily load test GWT based applications using Apache JMeter. It provides the following features: Pre-requisites Get a trial license A valid license is necessary to use the plugin, to obtain it: Installation Via PluginsManager Via Trial mail The trial mail contains the link to the bundle that […]

UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.5.5 for JMeter released We’re proud to announce the release of version 4.5.5 of our GWT performance testing plugin for Apache JMeter. This plugin allows easy scripting of GWTRPC technology and performance testing at high scale using JMeter, the famous OSS Performance tool by Apache Software Foundation. Support of Apache JMeter 5.2 […]

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UbikLoadPack GWT plugin 4.5.2 for Apache JMeter released We’re happy to announce the release of our GWT plugin for Apache JMeter. This release continues to improve GWTRPC applications Scripting and brings more productivity and better debugging. Smarter class finder for XML transformation Now the plugin is able to search in a whole hierarchy structure and […]

UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.4.4 for Apache JMeter released New feature that allows using your Java GWT Classes for scripting Sometimes, correlating and variabilizing complex request/responses through XML is too complex if not impossible. This is particularly the case for ultra dynamic applications with configurable screens like for example the MDM STEP from Stibosystems or Digital […]