can u name some of the important functions in LoadRubber
Scripting?
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Answer Posted / srinivas
web_reg_save_param()<Correlation with its various arguments>
lr_start_transaction()<labelling transactions>
web_custom_submit()<in case of testing any xml requests,
that you amy want to create and test>
atoi()<alpha to integer conversion for making a 0~9 type of
strings effective for use just after correlation because
correlation captures every thing as a string.
sprintf()< to create a charqacter array out of a string,
useful when attaching or augmenting a character array with
some random data returned from server. Generally found
significant immediately after correlations>
lr_whoami()<to generate a unique identifing number for any
vuser in a scenario in Controller>
There would be many more. These are generally used
irrespective of protocol you are using
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