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Where is the "Web Application Stress Tool (Homer) by Microsoft"

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Abel

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Oct 28, 2009, 2:59:01 AM10/28/09
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Hi.

I'm studiying for the 70-547 exam, and try to get som experensis in testing
web application. There are severalt links to this tool, but when I try to
download it, the actual page are missing. Example:
http://www.iis.net/downloads/default.aspx?tabid=34&i=1298&g=6

Can anyone tell me where to get this tool?

Mvh

Dooza

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Oct 28, 2009, 5:21:06 AM10/28/09
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That page works for me, but first wants me to install Silverlight before
it lets me download anything.

Dooza

Bob Barrows

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Oct 28, 2009, 8:53:26 AM10/28/09
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Really? You can't just cancel the Silverlight message? If not, then MS
has made a radical change in their policy. Up till now, the Silverlight
dialog was a _suggestion_, not a requirement, and the basic
functionality of the pages that displayed that prompt still worked if
the prompt was cancelled. Let me go try it ...

It's not required. All I did was click the X to cancel the Silverlight
screen.

However, when I click the Download button, I get the MS "page requested
cannot be found" page. I believe this tool is no longer supported. I
think WCAT has supplanted it:
http://mvolo.com/blogs/serverside/archive/2007/05/17/WCAT-6.3-web-performance-and-scalability-test-tool-released.aspx


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HTH,
Bob Barrows


Dooza

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Oct 28, 2009, 9:12:41 AM10/28/09
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Bob Barrows wrote:

> Dooza wrote:
>> That page works for me, but first wants me to install Silverlight
>> before it lets me download anything.
>>
> Really? You can't just cancel the Silverlight message? If not, then MS
> has made a radical change in their policy. Up till now, the Silverlight
> dialog was a _suggestion_, not a requirement, and the basic
> functionality of the pages that displayed that prompt still worked if
> the prompt was cancelled. Let me go try it ...
>
> It's not required. All I did was click the X to cancel the Silverlight
> screen.

How odd, I must have missed that, but now it doesn't offer it at all,
and just goes to a search page.

Dooza

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