Name | Description | Area of implementation |
SOAP/REST-based transaction processing emulator (ISO 8583) | SOAP/REST-based transaction processing emulator (ISO-8583) implemented based on a jPOS-template; SOAP/RESTful by Apache CXF + Jetty (jPOSEE module). | Load testing transaction processing systems at banks |
SOAP Performance emulator | Web services emulator that can exchange messages with an integration bus based on a specific scenario with specific intensity. | Load and integration testing |
HTTP/HTTPS emulator with “two-phase” SSL | Emulator with support for HTTPS and “two-phase” SSL. | Load and integration testing |
HSM plugin for JMeter | Plugin designed to connect Crypto API 2.0 and CryptoPro HSM through Java JNA | Load and integration testing of encrypted data streams |
HSM emulator | HSM Thales 8000 software emulator used as stubs for an HSM (hardware security module) for a WAY4 Netserver transaction processing server. | Load testing transaction processing systems at banks |
Deperson database anonymization on MS SQL Server | Database anonymization scripts consisting of .NET assemblies and Transact-SQL scripts. | Any project that requires data anonymization |
VISA|MC|MK Clearing | OOP wrapper for creating clearing files. Part of a transaction emulator. | Projects that require transaction emulators |
Express Report 3 | Generates express reports. Can create Excel files with express reports during the test. | Load testing projects that require creating reports based on the test results |
IPython Pandas | Data analysis tool (logs and measurements) that can manipulate data (filtering, grouping, aggregation, editing) and visualize the results (graphs and illustrations) | Projects that require creating reports based on the test results |
UniParser | Log parser with a configurable filter (line-by-line processing of text data). | Projects that require the filtering of data |
SnapShooter | Utility for tracking changes in configuration files with the ability to restore a previously created copy (snapshot). | Projects with a frequently changing test environment |
WebSphere log parser | The parser can use SQL (SELECT + DML) operators to select lines from log files from a certain time interval, replace attributes in the selected queries, and write the results to a separate file. | Projects that use IBM WebSphere |
PLOracleSniffer2 | Java application (J2SE-1.5) that listens to network traffic using the WinPcap library. | Projects that require capturing, decoding, and storing network traffic between an application and an Oracle server. |
Utility for writing scripts using the .NETRemoting protocol | The utility is located between the client (which is being written) application and the server. The client application is configured to work with a proxying utility instead of the original server. Working through the utility is transparent. The client application’s functionality is not negatively impacted. | Projects involving the use of .NETRemoting calls |
Generates Oracle logging packets | A script that can generate an instantly compilable packet body based on specifications and determine which procedures from the packet are actually called. | Projects that require developing emulators |
Generates Oracle proxying packets | Generates Oracle proxying packets. Creates packets with a specification like the original packets and bodies, which write the actual call to a log and stores the call parameters. | Projects that require writing stubs for external Oracle systems. |
Utility for applying a load written in C# | Utility for applying a load that uses a MSMQ queue: they store data pools; they are also used for data exchange; output logs are also written to queues. | Load via the .NETRemoting protocol, testing of WFC-services, load using Visual Studio scripts |
Jar-logger | Tool for analyzing the data stream within a jar file | Auditing and load testing projects |
Plugin Citrix XenApp to JMeter | Plugin for interacting with a Citrix server via JMeter | Projects where using LoadRunner for recording and playing back scripts is unacceptable |
PluginFiddler to JMeter | Fiddler plugin Acceleration of HTTP-traffic parametrization in JMeter | Load and integration testing |
metrics | Shell script that runs on Linux/HP-UX/AIX. Collects measurements from various OSes and converts them into a common format that is convenient for viewing and exporting. Also collects concise identifying data for a workstation. | Load and integration testing |
mq-receiver | A library that facilitates transferring data between scripts in Load Runner scenarios. Microsoft Message Queuing (MSMQ) was used to transfer data. | Load and integration testing |
LRora2jmx | Converts LoadRunner Oracle 2nd-tier scripts to JMeter scenarios. Accelerates and simplifies writing Oracle 2nd-tier scripts in JMeter. | Load and integration testing |
PL-SAP ST03/STAD analyzer. | Utility for analyzing SAP performance during load testing. Makes it possible to correlate load data with system performance indicators on a common timescale. | SAP ERP load and integration testing |
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