Release notes for HCL OneTest™ Performance

HCL OneTest™ Performance is a scripting-free environment for automating load and scalability testing of web, ERP, and server-based software applications. HCL OneTest™ Performance provides rich and customizable reporting to help you identify the presence and cause of system bottlenecks. It captures the network traffic that is rendered when the application under test interacts with a server. This network traffic is then emulated on multiple virtual users while playing back the test. See the Product overview.

• HCL Launch integration

  You can now integrate HCL OneTest™ Performance with HCL Launch by using the HCL OneTest™ Performance Launch plugin to run tests. See Integration with HCL Launch.

• Enhancements to HCL OneTest™ Performance integrations

  • You can now use the Resource Monitoring Override Labels parameter when you choose to run tests from other applications such as Jenkins, Ant, Maven, Micro Focus Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Azure DevOps, and UrbanCode Deploy (UCD). See Integration with other applications.

  • After you configure the HCL OneTest™ Server URL and if the Publish result after execution field is set to Always, then when you run tests from other applications, you can now view hyperlinks that point to the corresponding test reports as follows:

    Applications	Location of the report
    Jenkins	Console page
    Ant	Log file
    Maven	Console page
    Micro Focus Application Lifecycle Management	Output window
    Azure DevOps	Task page
    UrbanCode Deploy	Output log

• Bug fixes

  Defects reported by clients and internal defects are fixed.

For installation instructions, see Installation of the product by using Installation Manager.

The knowledge base is continually updated as problems are discovered and resolved. By searching the knowledge base, you can quickly find workarounds or solutions to problems.

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