loadrunner I have created a VuGen scripts to performance...

[Jon Spencer]

I have created a VuGen scripts to performance test SAP/ECM standard functionality. The script logs a "500 Internal Server Error" message when attempting to run “Data Manger > Run Package” and I’m unable to find any uncorrelated data that has not already been correlated. I realize this isn't a lot of information and frankly I don't have much to give you myself. Please Note: This script was created using Fiddler to capture a trace file while I manually executed the business process. The Fiddler trace file was then converted to the VuGen syntax using a SAP conversion tool. The protocols for this script are (Web - HTML/HTTP & Web Services). I’ve tried other methods/protocols that I have listed below, but the result is the same when using these methods. 1. Fiddler package trace conversion to VuGen (Web - HTML/HTTP & Web Services). In which the content in this email pertains too. 2. Fiddler package trace conversion to VuGen (SAP-Web & Web Services). 3. Recording in Excel with VuGen (Web - HTML/HTTP & Web Services) 4. Recording in Excel with VuGen (SAP-Web/ Web Services) Does anyone in this group have experience with ECM and/or experienced similar errors? If so, could you provide some recommendations to help me past the challenge? Thanks, Jon

 

[James Pulley]

500 generally means the application is in the incorrect state for the information sent. The core errors is rarely on the request which generates the 500, but is due to a missed expected result (and resulting missed branch in execution) one to two steps preious to the request which generates the 500. As to the fiddler item, if this is HTTP just leverage the ability to record in proxy mode in LoadRunner. I cannot speak to the quality of the conversion path taken from your SAP conversion tool and any artifacts which have been removed (which are core) or which have been added which are causing issues.

 

[Jon Spencer]

Both fiddler and HTTP proxy mode produced the same results. My final solution was to script using the SAP GUI protocol. I had to interface through SAP Logon and execute the FIM packages from the backend. This solution was only applicable for business processes executing FIM packages. All other (non-FIM) business processes were successfully recorded & executed using the HTTP/HTML protocol against the BPC frontend. Thanks for your response James Pulley. I appreciate your help.

 

[Krishna Moorthy]

Using SAP BPC loadrunner kit and create Check Sum and Strcontext value for ur domain with userid example (td\username) and incorporate in ur scripts

 

[Niketh Saini]

check if you have any uncompressed request in the script.