You can transform HTTP application specific data such as binary data and encoded data to a more readable format to use data correlation.
Viewing binary data
You can view binary data in tests. Use the binary editor
to inspect test data, to determine if the binary data is of interest
or should be transformed so that it can be correlated. You can also
edit binary data in tests. To edit binary data you need to have in-depth
knowledge of the data format in question. Typically, you do not edit
binary data in tests.
Viewing or transforming GWT encoded data
When you record an application that is developed on Google
Web Toolkit(GWT), the recorded data is encoded. To view the encoded
data, open the test editor. You can also transform the encoded data
into XML format, which you can use for data correlation.
Transforming GraniteDS or BlazeDS data This topic is applicable for IBM® Rational® Performance Tester version
8.5.1. To test an application that is developed on Granite Data
Services (GraniteDS) or Adobe BlazeDS framework, you must deserialize
or transform the objects that are encoded in the AMF format to the
XML format.
Transforming SAP Web DynPro XML to ASCII This topic is applicable for IBM Rational Performance Tester version
8.5.1. To test applications that are built using the SAP Web DynPro
framework and correlate data, you must transform data to the ASCII
format.
Creating custom data transformations
You can create your own data transformations to transform
binary data in tests. Data transformations can convert binary data
to a more readable format and can assist with data correlation.