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Rational Performance Tester

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Tips for using the Load Generation Agent in performance testing

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Using engine room and kernel IO data in performance test analysis
Gain more insight into performance test results by using engine room and kernel IO data
Considerations in opening the mainframe to mobile devices
This guide for enterprise teams working on mobile applications explains the IBM approach to mobile application development, which exploits existing information and transaction systems for maximum speed to market and reuse of services
Test XML messages over WebSphere MQ
Get an in-depth understanding of the latest feature of Java Message Service and WebSphere MQ testing, which is embedded in the Rational Performance Tester generic service client. In Part 1 of this three-part tutorial, you'll record a test case for testing XML messages over the WebSphere MQ protocol.
Record Android client app test scripts in Rational Performance Tester
Learn how to use the Rational Performance Tester and the Android emulator to set up a simple framework to record an HTTP test for an Android application in IBM Rational Performance Tester.
Use Java to update datapools in Rational testing software automatically
Updating contents of datapools becomes time-consuming when test data is not static. Tim von Niessen describes how to use Java to automate the process in Rational Functional Tester, Rational Performance Tester, and Rational Service Tester for SOQ Quality.