imme wrote:Do you have any way of "watching" the traffic between the eValid browser and the server in real time?
If you're been using eValid for a while, you know that you can watch the script window and see the commands as they are executed by eValid (in playback mode) and at the same time you can open the EventLog display and watch the activity there too.
If you know these facts, then you're 99% of the way to your answer.
To see what happens in real time when YOU drive the browser, simply stop the playback with a pause -- or put a
Breakpoint command in the script.
When eValid is paused it is still "live" in the sense that it still is 100% a real browser.
Now, navigate to wherever you want and take whatever actions you want. As you do you'll see the eValid EventLog reflect everything that you're doing.
You'll find this interesting, particular with some applications that have a lot of
AJAX interactions that produce a lot of background traffic. All of which will be clearly visible.
-The eValid Experts
by imme » Mon Jun 21, 2010 3:17 pm