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e. Valid Log Files e. Valid validates your Web. Site by recognizing and recording

e. Valid: Creating Log Files Step 1 of 9 There are three logging methods

e. Valid: Logging Methods Step 2 of 9 In the Project/Log Management settings screen,

e. Valid Log Files: Start Recording Step 3 of 9 In the address bar,

e. Valid Log Files: Stop Recording Step 4 of 9 From the pulldown menu,

e. Valid Log Files: Start Playback Step 5 of 8 Hitting Playback > Start

Viewing e. Valid Log Files Step 6 of 9 The Event Log contains all

e. Valid Log Files: Simple Method Step 7 of 9 The Event Log is

e. Valid Log Files: Standard Method The Event Log is shown here using a

e. Valid Log Files: Cache Manager If you desire to use Detailed logging, make

e. Valid Log Files: Detailed Method The Event Log is shown here using a

e. Valid Log Files: Select Your Format Step 8 of 9 For a quick

e. Valid Log Files: Log Graphs Step 9 of 9 For more detailed results,

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Selection On the resulting page, select the graphical chart

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Sample A sample of the color -coded Performance Chart

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Descriptions A detailed explanation of each dynamic analysis Chart

e. Valid Log Files: Explanation Sample A sample of the chart explanation is shown

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e. Valid Log Files e. Valid validates your Web. Site by recognizing and recording both successful and unsuccessful events. Detailed records are stored in its Log Files.

e. Valid: Creating Log Files Step 1 of 9 There are three logging methods that can be set from the Settings > Record/Play Preferences.

e. Valid: Logging Methods Step 2 of 9 In the Project/Log Management settings screen, click on the Logging you prefer: . : Simple. : Standard. : Detailed

e. Valid Log Files: Start Recording Step 3 of 9 In the address bar, type the URL of the Web. Site you want to test. Then, Start Recording all the pages you wish to analyze.

e. Valid Log Files: Stop Recording Step 4 of 9 From the pulldown menu, select Stop Recording when you are satisfied with the event.

e. Valid Log Files: Start Playback Step 5 of 8 Hitting Playback > Start Playback will report all the movement, steps and mouse clicks you executed.

Viewing e. Valid Log Files Step 6 of 9 The Event Log contains all events that occurred during script playback. To view the Event Log, select Window > Logs Event Log.

e. Valid Log Files: Simple Method Step 7 of 9 The Event Log is shown here using a Simple logging format, as set in Step 2.

e. Valid Log Files: Standard Method The Event Log is shown here using a Standard logging format, as set in Step 2.

e. Valid Log Files: Cache Manager If you desire to use Detailed logging, make sure that Never Use Cache is selected from Settings > Cache Manager before running the playback with detailed logs.

e. Valid Log Files: Detailed Method The Event Log is shown here using a Detailed logging format, as set in Step 2.

e. Valid Log Files: Select Your Format Step 8 of 9 For a quick result check, click on View > Icon in the upper left of the log file. Choose from different log formats: View all data as Java Applet Graph. View data from a Spread sheet. View data as HTML Table.

e. Valid Log Files: Log Graphs Step 9 of 9 For more detailed results, use the log files to generate graphical output. Select Window > Graphs > Log Graphs.

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Selection On the resulting page, select the graphical chart you are looking for.

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Sample A sample of the color -coded Performance Chart is shown on the left, with detailed download times from the last playback.

e. Valid Log Files: Chart Descriptions A detailed explanation of each dynamic analysis Chart can be accessed by clicking the Explanation link.

e. Valid Log Files: Explanation Sample A sample of the chart explanation is shown on the left. It gives detailed analysis of the download times for the web pages you tested.