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
At the conclusion of a test run you see an execution history, including a test verdict, and you can request two graphical reports showing a page response time and a page hit analysis.