The Eclipse test and performance tools platform (TPTP) supports automated performance testing of HTTP applications.
Recording a test
The test creation wizard starts when you start the test recorder. This wizard combines into a single flow these actions: the recording of a session with a Web application, the generation of a test from the recording, and the opening of the test in the test editor. You can record tests from Internet Explorer (the default on Windows) or from another browser.Editing a test
You can inspect and modify a test prior to compiling and running it.Generating an executable test
Follow this procedure to generate an executable test. Before a test can be run, the test's Java source code must be generated and compiled. This process is called code generation.Running a test
You can run a test on one or more deployments.Analyzing test results
When you run a script, the test results for the events are saved in a test log. You can use the Test Log viewer to view the results and events in the test log.Generating test reports
After you have run your tests and generated execution histories, you can generate a test report on the test results to summarize the data.Generating performance test reports
At the conclusion of a performance test run you see an execution history, which you can create two types of graphical performance test reports; Page Response Time and Page Hit Rate.