Tag: GWT-RPC

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 […]

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 […]

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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 4.3.0 for Apache JMeter released UbikLoadPack GWT Plugin 4.3.0 New features Support for GWTRPC obfuscation Plugin is now also able to handle obfuscated/elided types. Missing classes now also detected during GWTRPC conversion to XML When you convert a GWTRPC response to XML, the plugin now tells you which are the missing classes […]

Integrate Load Testing in your build process with JMeter, UbikLoadPack and Maven: Edit 15 th january 2019: This post was using version 1.10.1 which is outdated. For an up to date blog about version 2.8.3 of jmeter-maven-plugin, read this. Integrating Load Testing in your Continuous Integration (CI) process has many benefits: Constant check of the […]

Load Testing GWT-RPC applications with UbikLoadPack Plugin for JMeter Context You have a GWT-RPC (Google Web Toolkit RPC) based application and you want to load test it using Apache JMeter But the problem you are facing is that GWT-RPC protocol uses an optimized format which makes it  hard if not impossible to: Understand the content […]