Sort of… Webload by Radview is a nifty tool for load testing. The site has an online tutorial. If you’re familiar with tools such as Silk Performer, you will have no problem getting up to speed.
They offer the free version and of course a paid upgraded version. Benefits of the free version:
Supports internet protocols ranging from HTTP/S, WAP, SOAP and Ajax to, RTSP/RTP, FTP, SMTP and raw TCP/IP.
Parameterization (file, database, external sources)
WebLOAD’s parameterization capability can turn static user sessions into dynamic sessions
The use of JavaScript combined with WebLOAD’s support for the Document Object Model (DOM) provides easy access to any HTML and XML content. T
Interoperability with Third Party Components in Java and COM
WebLOAD enables execution of external components that are written in Java and COM from its test scripts.
Load testing web services as part of a system test
For each system test scenario, WebLOAD produces a script that can be read, parameterized and used for load testing the application. WebLOAD records the interaction on the protocol level and generates the different calls, whether they are for loading the page, following a link, or are triggered by an XML-HTTP object calling a Web Service returning XML or a JSON object.
Load testing Web Services as an individual computing unit
WebLOAD can treat each Web Service as an individual application that can be tested separately. It allows to build an agenda using the service client proxy by supporting most common data and content types.
Webload is created in Javascript.
Easy to use (GUI interface).
Displays various inrormation such as HTTP headers, browser DOM
Email script(SMTP), http/s, Download (FTP)
Online Monitoring
*** Update! Too good to be true is right. If you need to record httpS traffic, then the free version no longer supports this. However, here’s a little trick. Using the older version, Webload 8.05 to record transactions (most login scripts require httpS). Copy that code onto the latest Webload version, and it should work. Good luck!
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