Create and open Vuser scripts
Developing a Vuser script includes the steps shown below. This topic provides an overview of the first step, creating a Vuser script.
Vuser scripts in VuGen
The first step in developing a new Vuser script is to create a blank script.
The contents and structure of the blank Vuser script vary slightly based on the protocol of the script. Therefore, before you create a blank Vuser script, you must know the protocol to use for the script. After you create a blank Vuser script, you are ready to perform the next step in the script creation workflow - recording user actions into the script. For details, see Record.
Create and open Vuser scripts
There are a number of ways to create and open scripts in VuGen.
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Create a new Vuser script |
For user interface details, see Create a New Script dialog box. After you create a new Vuser script, you can record user activity into the script. For details, see Record a Vuser script. |
Create or open a script from a template |
For task details, see Create Vuser script templates. |
Open an existing script stored on the local machine or network drive |
Select File > Open > Script/Solution. |
Open or work with a .zip script |
You can unzip, or work with a script in .zip format. For task details, see Zip and compare Vuser scripts. |
Open a script stored in Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) |
You can store scripts on ALM and modify them in VuGen. Use ALM to store and retrieve scripts, scenarios, and analysis results. You can store scripts in an ALM project and organize the scripts into unique groups. For details, see Work with Application Lifecycle Management. |
Script directory files
While you create a Vuser script, VuGen creates a series of configuration files, data files, and source code files that comprise the Vuser script. These files contain Vuser runtime and setup information. VuGen saves these files together with the script in the script folder.
To access the files in the script folder:
Right-click the script name in the Solution Explorer and select Open Script Folder.
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