Load Testing Webservice

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Hi I am using Soap ui tool for load testing a Timesheet Webservice.The problem I am getting that it flashes an error whenever it crosses the threshold time limit set.For example If the time limit is set 1000ms then it crosses this limit and as a result the test case failed and the server also shows 500 status code ie Internal server error .I cannot reach to the conclusion as what is the main root cause of it?Please suggest me a proper solution also why a server giving 500 status code???Should i have to configure the server settings??

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Niyaz

Posted 6-Jun-12 8:32am

MD Niyaz Hashmi

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db7uk 6-Jun-12 16:50pm

What logging on the webservice have you got in place? Have you used fiddler to monitor the HTTP requests made against the server? Could the problem be that the server can not handle all the HTTP requests at the same time thus giving you a denial of service?

MD Niyaz Hashmi 7-Jun-12 13:16pm

server handles some requests while for other requests server is showing 500 status code.Why?what would be the reason for this? Also tell me the tool used for load testing a webservice.

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