Web Test Walkthroughs
This section contains a series of walkthroughs designed to introduce you to Web tests, and some of the most common Web test functionality. These walkthroughs are designed to be done as a series. The later walkthroughs build upon the work begun in the earlier walkthroughs. The first two must be completed in order. The next two can be completed in any order after the first two. The last one should be completed last.
In This Section
- Walkthrough: Creating a Simple Web Application
In this walkthrough, you create a simple Web application, to which you can make arbitrary changes, to use as the basis for the rest of the walkthroughs.
- Walkthrough: Recording and Running a Web Test
In this walkthrough, you create a Web test from a browser recording, and verify that it works correctly. You will also view request properties and specify a proxy server.
- Walkthrough: Adding Validation and Extraction Rules to a Web Test
In this walkthrough, you will add validation and extraction rules to a Web test and verify that they work correctly.
- Walkthrough: Adding Data Binding to a Web Test
In this walkthrough, you add data binding to a Web test and verify that it works correctly. You also create a simple text file data source to bind to.
- Walkthrough: Creating a Coded Web Test
In this walkthrough you convert a recorded Web test into a coded Web test. After you convert the Web test to a coded Web test, you add new code to the Web test, and verify that it works correctly.
Related Sections
- Understanding Web Tests
Describes Web tests and discusses the benefits of using them.
- Working with Web Tests
Describes how to create, edit, run, and view Web tests.
- How to: Create a Coded Web Test
Describes how to convert an existing, recorded Web test into a coded Web test.
- How to: Record a Web Test
Describes how to create a new Web test in Visual Studio and then use Internet Explorer and the integrated Web Test Recorder to record the actions you perform while you browse a Web site.
See Also
Tasks
Walkthrough: Creating and Running a Load Test