ReginaP wrote:Morning
I need to run two browsers against my application?
What can eValid do to help resolve this?
Thanks
Thanks for posting RegnaP.
The idea is a good one, and if you can run two, why not run three or four or even 100?
Here is how you tell eValid to pretend being ANY browser:
You simply tell eValid to report the server agent string as the browser of your choice.
Here is a manual page for how this is done:
http://e-valid.com/Products/Documentati ... ation.htmlNote that this is done from WITHIN the playback script, using the SetUserAgent command, described here:
http://e-valid.com/Products/Documentati ... ation.htmlAs you know, you can run any number of eValid instances on your desktop, so all you really have to do here is have one separate playback script already set up to report to the server as "Browser A" or "Browser B" or "Browser Z" and then just run these all in parallel.
To do that you probably will want to launch all of these eValid instances from a command line, as described here:
http://e-valid.com/Products/Documentati ... rface.htmlLet us know how it works out!
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