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I've got this situation. I need to test a web application that was created with asp.net and c#.

This application has one special process that does the heaviest and the most important process in all the application. This process is part of the webservice that I need to test.

Now I've been asked to come up with any kind of program to simulate a specific number of simultaneous requests to the process, to see how it reacts to a certain number of user trying to call and use the same process.

I've never done anything like this before, but some ideas have come to mind, like maybe creating a little program in visual studio using the BackgroundWorker class and in this backgroundworker call the webservice , then call this backgroundworker the number of times specified by the user.

As I mentioned, I've never done anything similar, so I'm open to suggestions.

What would you do if you had do something similar?

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Don't write this yourself, go straight to a web load testing tool.

See also Performing a Stress Test on Web Application?

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