Comments for Random Thoughts http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com Raj Rajendran's Blog Fri, 05 Sep 2008 05:03:55 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 Comment on About me by Raghu http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/about/#comment-81 Raghu Fri, 05 Sep 2008 05:03:55 +0000 #comment-81 Hi Raj, thanks for that blog on Trichy ! I am visiting Trichy (from USA) by end of September 08 and will be there for a few days. Reply by email, if possible. I want to talk to you. Raghu Hi Raj, thanks for that blog on Trichy ! I am visiting Trichy (from USA) by end of September 08 and will be there for a few days. Reply by email, if possible. I want to talk to you.

Raghu

]]> Comment on About me by Baranidharan http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/about/#comment-79 Baranidharan Wed, 18 Jun 2008 14:00:05 +0000 #comment-79 Hi, This seems to be a nice blog.... u have a good thought process and also the ability to engage the reader.... ur description about trichy was simply superb... i am a native of trichy and right now i am in trichy.... this town is very close to my heart.... soon i will be moving to chennai for my career commitments, but in the long run i am planning to start an IT company at trichy (as u pointed if IT takes off). Unlike other metros, here u have an essential commodity - peace!! Thanx for the nice blog....do update it regularly if u find time.... Hi,

This seems to be a nice blog…. u have a good thought process and also the ability to engage the reader…. ur description about trichy was simply superb… i am a native of trichy and right now i am in trichy…. this town is very close to my heart…. soon i will be moving to chennai for my career commitments, but in the long run i am planning to start an IT company at trichy (as u pointed if IT takes off). Unlike other metros, here u have an essential commodity – peace!! Thanx for the nice blog….do update it regularly if u find time….

]]> Comment on Load Testing Web Applications by Larry http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/load-testing-web-applications/#comment-73 Larry Fri, 16 May 2008 17:35:27 +0000 http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/?p=27#comment-73 So I sort of bumped into this off a LinkedIn discussion question and saw your evaluation of e-Load. I would full expect e-Load (or any load testing tool for that matter) to correclty generate more that 100 sessions for 100 users during a load test. Most default scripting by all tools is to generate one session per iteration per virtual user of the script unless the script is set up in a modular way (login and logout in a preamble and post run respectively) to maintain a current session. Is this really a surprise in your evaluation to have correct behavior for a system level test (I would have different expectations for a component level test)? My expectation of any load testing tool (and I have run many over the last 17 years) is that unless I tell it to it will open up at least 100 connections and generate over 100 sessions during a sample 100 vu load test. I would be interested to hear how you configured your load test and why, based on that configuration, you are surprised at the result. On a separate note, I agree with your findings on the Selenium project. There are some great automated regression components and the future looks really bright for that platform. It is very excting to watch the evolution of the platform as well as to use it for testing That's my two cents anyhow So I sort of bumped into this off a LinkedIn discussion question and saw your evaluation of e-Load. I would full expect e-Load (or any load testing tool for that matter) to correclty generate more that 100 sessions for 100 users during a load test. Most default scripting by all tools is to generate one session per iteration per virtual user of the script unless the script is set up in a modular way (login and logout in a preamble and post run respectively) to maintain a current session. Is this really a surprise in your evaluation to have correct behavior for a system level test (I would have different expectations for a component level test)?

My expectation of any load testing tool (and I have run many over the last 17 years) is that unless I tell it to it will open up at least 100 connections and generate over 100 sessions during a sample 100 vu load test.

I would be interested to hear how you configured your load test and why, based on that configuration, you are surprised at the result.

On a separate note, I agree with your findings on the Selenium project. There are some great automated regression components and the future looks really bright for that platform. It is very excting to watch the evolution of the platform as well as to use it for testing

That’s my two cents anyhow

]]> Comment on Load Testing Web Applications by Amir http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2008/05/05/load-testing-web-applications/#comment-69 Amir Tue, 06 May 2008 09:18:06 +0000 http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/?p=27#comment-69 hi, I can recommend for next time that you also evaluate WebLOAD from RadView. Cheers hi,

I can recommend for next time that you also evaluate WebLOAD from RadView.

Cheers

]]> Comment on An NRI’s perspectives of Trichy by riathareja http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2008/04/27/an-nris-perspectives-of-trichy/#comment-68 riathareja Mon, 28 Apr 2008 10:16:32 +0000 http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/?p=23#comment-68 Real estate in India is now a safe destination for potential investors. Service apartments or Fully-furnished houses are preferred choices of long-stay executives, foreigners, Non Resident Indians and other frequent travelers to India. These properties offer all the convenience of a hotel with the privacy and comfort of home. Whether the person is a business traveler or holiday maker, looking for more than just a regular hotel room, a service apartment is the cost benefit alternative. Giving people more space, more privacy and at a cheaper rate, most of these apartments can be available either for a day or for a year.Investing in immovable property in India is no more a tough task with difficulties due to a combination of factors. A meticulous planning at the initial investment stage can make the whole process lucid. While on the road way of making investment in this growing market, people are advised to do research online on the real estate market. Extensive research ensures that the investment has been right and in time to come and will allow a good return. Foreign resident of Indian Origin can also invest in this sector. Such investors are advised to discuss the conditions governing purchase and sale of immovable property by Non-Resident Indians and persons of Indian origin before they start their investment venture.RBI grants permission to foreign citizens of Indian origin to invest in local funds in real estate on submission of necessary applications provided such investments are for use of residence.For more view- realtydigest.blogspot.com Real estate in India is now a safe destination for potential investors. Service apartments or Fully-furnished houses are preferred choices of long-stay executives, foreigners, Non Resident Indians and other frequent travelers to India. These properties offer all the convenience of a hotel with the privacy and comfort of home. Whether the person is a business traveler or holiday maker, looking for more than just a regular hotel room, a service apartment is the cost benefit alternative. Giving people more space, more privacy and at a cheaper rate, most of these apartments can be available either for a day or for a year.Investing in immovable property in India is no more a tough task with difficulties due to a combination of factors. A meticulous planning at the initial investment stage can make the whole process lucid. While on the road way of making investment in this growing market, people are advised to do research online on the real estate market. Extensive research ensures that the investment has been right and in time to come and will allow a good return. Foreign resident of Indian Origin can also invest in this sector. Such investors are advised to discuss the conditions governing purchase and sale of immovable property by Non-Resident Indians and persons of Indian origin before they start their investment venture.RBI grants permission to foreign citizens of Indian origin to invest in local funds in real estate on submission of necessary applications provided such investments are for use of residence.For more view- realtydigest.blogspot.com

]]> Comment on About me by charanjeet http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/about/#comment-46 charanjeet Tue, 18 Sep 2007 09:45:53 +0000 #comment-46 Write me an email or I might have to get an H1 just to kill you!! Write me an email or I might have to get an H1 just to kill you!!

]]> Comment on RichFaces by Raj http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2007/06/21/richfaces/#comment-5 Raj Wed, 25 Jul 2007 18:53:20 +0000 http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2007/06/21/richfaces/#comment-5 Bernard, I am currently developing using RichFaces in my JSF+Facelets+Spring+iBatis and fortunately have no major hiccups until now. Bernard,
I am currently developing using RichFaces in my JSF+Facelets+Spring+iBatis and fortunately have no major hiccups until now.

]]> Comment on RichFaces by Bernard Farrell http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2007/06/21/richfaces/#comment-4 Bernard Farrell Wed, 25 Jul 2007 15:16:21 +0000 http://rajrajendran.wordpress.com/2007/06/21/richfaces/#comment-4 Raj Did you try to do anything beyond the basic demos with RichFaces? I've been trying to use RichFaces in a JSF/Seam project with mixed success. Raj

Did you try to do anything beyond the basic demos with RichFaces? I’ve been trying to use RichFaces in a JSF/Seam project with mixed success.

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