Method of recording and measuring e-business sessions on the world wide web
AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorRaymond Morris Bryant
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AssigneeInternational Business Machines Corporation
InventorRaymond Morris Bryant
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A monitor located between a Web browser and a server upon which a server application is running. The monitor is useful for recording a set of URLs (sometimes referred to as a “request list”) that issue from the Web browser during a sample interactive session between the user of the client machine and the server application. The URL request list trace or session “workload” may then be used to benchmark the server application by supplying the information as an input to a set of HTTP submitter routines. Each HTTP submitter routine simulates a particular user of a client machine connected to the server application. Each routine then “replays” the interactive session recorded by the monitor so that the overall performance of the server application against “multiple” simulated users may be evaluated.
A method of generating a trace of requests to a given server application in a computer network during a transaction session initiated from a client having a Web browser, comprising:
A method of evaluating performance of a given server application in a computer network environment, comprising the steps of:
A computer program product in a computer-readable medium for generating a trace of requests to a given server application in a computer network during a transaction session initiated from a client machine having a Web browser, the program product comprising:
A computer program product in a computer-readable medium for performance evaluation of a given server application in a computer network environment, comprising:
A computer connectable to a given server application in a computer network environment, comprising:
An e-business transaction session monitor for generating a trace of URL requests to a given e-business server application in a computer network during an e-business transaction session initiated from a client having a Web browser, comprising:
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