What's New in earlier versions
The below sections describe the new features and improvements that were added for LoadRunner Developer and the DevWeb engine, versions 2020, 2020 SP1, and 2020 SP2.
Note:
- This Help Center provides help for all the 2020 versions. Any version-specific changes are indicated where relevant.
- In earlier versions, LoadRunner Developer was referred to as DevWeb (or TruWeb) Standalone.
In this topic:
Version 2020 SP2
LoadRunner Developer and the DevWeb engine 2020 SP2 include the following updates:
SLAs |
We've added support for additional SLA rules for total passed transactions and ranked percentile. See SLA rules. |
Proxy NTLM authentication |
NTLM authentication is now supported for the proxy server during record and replay. |
Client-side certificates |
Client-side certificates are supported during script replay. See the JavaScript SDK General methods section. |
PAC support |
You can now configure PAC support for the DevWeb Proxy Recorder. |
Replay enhancements |
Various replay enhancements have been added to the runtime settings, including handling think time, ability to disable HTTP/2, and ability to bypass the proxy for specified servers. |
API testing support |
The following improvements have been made to application API testing:
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macOS | LoadRunner Developer is now fully supported on macOS Catalina version systems. |
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Version 2020 SP1
LoadRunner Developer and DevWeb 2020 SP1 include the following updates:
Test on LoadRunner Cloud | You can now scale up your load tests using DevWeb scripts in LoadRunner Cloud, without leaving your IDE. See Run scripts from your IDE on other LR products. |
SLA support | We have added support for definition of fail-pass criteria, and generation of JUnit or TAP SLA reports, which can be integrated with your CI builds. See SLA rules. |
CI integration |
LoadRunner Developer can now be integrated with Jenkins or other CI systems, enabling the following:
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Replay summary |
The following summaries are now included:
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Run logic | Support for extended run logic functionality for DevWeb scripts. See Implement run logic. |
Kerberos | Support for Kerberos authentication during replay. See Kerberos authentication. |
WebSocket | We have extended WebSocket protocol support. See the JavaScript SDK WebSocket section. |
Extractors |
We have extended functionality for the extractors, including adding the new CookieExtractor. See the JavaScript SDK Extractors section. |
SDK updates | write and isExists methods have been added to File operations. See the JavaScript SDK File
section. |
Dynatrace monitoring | Data can now be pushed to the Dynatrace AppMon monitor on the AUT server during the scenario run. See Customizing runtime settings. |
Linux | Support for Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 8. |
Measurement reporting | A Grafana Dashboard sample is now available for DevWeb measurements that are stored in InfluxDB. See Run scripts |
VTS server port forwarding | We have added support for VTS server port forwarding, to redirect communication requests from one port to another. See the JavaScript SDK VTS section. |
Security fixes | This release includes security vulnerability fixes. |
General | Many improvements and fixes across the tools and resources for LoadRunner Developer and DevWeb. |
Version 2020
LoadRunner Developer and DevWeb 2020 include the following updates:
Availability |
Upgraded support:
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Correlation engine |
Correlation enhancements include the following:
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Extractors |
We have extended functionality for the extractors, including:
See the SDK Extractors section and Extractors and appliers. |
Proxy Recorder |
The Proxy Recorder includes general configuration enchantments. |
Replay |
We added support for the following (defined in the rts.yml file):
See Script structure. |
Measurements |
You can now configure the reporting of results data to InfluxDB. See Run scripts. |
General DevWeb | This release includes many more improvements and bug fixes across the tools and resources for LoadRunner Developer and DevWeb. |