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This JDBC Plugin can connect to any Database and execute queries , the only important thing is the database driver jar file need to be in the class path (Add to external resources)
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Example input parameters to be passed to this plugin ; Db Driver - com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver, DB Url - "jdbc:sqlserver://localhost;database=Apica;", Username , Password and DB Query . You can also pass an additional parameter for dynamic id or any other things , which is part of the DB Query.
We have support for load testing & ASM with JDBC.
Latest modification adds support for multiple HTTP response codes.
Adds HTTP2 compatibility to ZT using an external HTTP2 compliant HTTP Client.The call should be disabled from the ZT point of view. The plugin will execute the call using the external library okHttp.
Response data needs to be handled in inline script as the plugin returns ALL response data in a single string.
Assigning request data will however work normally with all the regular assignment methods available in ZT.
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Both recording / load test plugins - Created for B2B Automation use case
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Sign and Encrypt Plugin for Request Content
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Decrypt and Content Verify Plugin for Response Content
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Dependencies jars
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Dependencies jars
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adds custom request header to url requests
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adds slash in between last and second to the last character of a string.
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AppdynamicsIntegrationV1
Adds two headers to each call that forces appdynamics to trigger a snapshot of that transaction and tags it with a unique GUID. This allows one to track the transactions inside appdynamics by searching for the Header-ApicaGUID and the GUID associated with that loop among the transaction snapshots in the appdynamics controller. To search for a specific series of snapshots associated with that loop you go to the controller and click on the application that's being targeted > Transaction Snapshot > All snapshots and click Show Filters. In the Search Criteria you expand the Data Collector Data and enter Header-ApicaGUID in the name field and the GUID in the value field. This will bring up all snapshots associated with that loop.
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AppdynamicsIntegrationV2
Works in the same way as the V1 but it adds one input field that is set to false by default. False will give the trigger snapshot header the value false and will not trigger a snapshot wile true will force a snapshot. To use this plugin in WPM you need to add the following line to the Additional Options field in the check setup: -vTriggerSnapshot true. if -vTriggerSnapshot true or false is not added to the check setup the check will not run.
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AppdynamicsIntegrationV3
Works in the same way as the V2 but generates a 13 long alphanumeric value as ApicaGUID.
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AppdynamicsIntegrationV4
Plugin to insert custom request headers that can be used with AppDynamics to correlate data with Apica. Headers: ApicaGUID: (some GUID), ApicaPageName: (Page Break's name/Transaction name) Set vTriggerSnapshot to true to enable plugin, otherwise false
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Retrieve encrypted username/password from API then plugin will decrypt data to be used in the proxysniffer script. To store username/password to server run plugin from command line and pass necessary parameters. Batch process encrypting/updating password. BEFORE USING: Replace the value for "KEY" with some password key and "AUTH_TICKET_PROD" with customer's own API auth_ticket.
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Usage:
TO ADD A NEW RECORD ------------------- Argument[0] = "encrypt" Argument[1] = (username) Argument[2] = (password) Argument[3] = (environment - possible value:[dev,uat,prod])
TO UPDATE EXISTING RECORD ------------------------- Argument[0] = "update" Argument[1] = (username) Argument[2] = (password) Argument[3] = (environment - possible value:[dev,uat,prod])
TO TEST IF THE RECORD HAS BEEN WRITTEN AND CONTAINS THE PROPER DATA ------------------------------------------------------------------- Argument[0] = "decrypt" Argument[1] = (username) Argument[2] = "<passkey-string>" (pass the same value as SYMMETRIC_KEY) Argument[3] = (environment - possible value:[dev,uat,prod])
TO PROCESS MULTIPLE ID/PASSWORD BY EITHER ADDING OR UPDATING ------------------------------------------------------------ Argument[0] = "batch" Argument[1] = (file name including full path of .txt file in csv format [action,username,password]) Argument[2] = "<passkey-string>" (pass the same value as SYMMETRIC_KEY) Argument[3] = (environment - possible value:[dev,uat,prod])
Retrieve encrypted text like credentials from ASM API to be decrypted on the fly and used in a ZebraTester script. Use the separate GUI to manage credentials. Additional documentation available in Confluence and KB.
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Simplified version of Credentials Manager where passing in shared secret key and encrypted text will output decrypted text.
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Plugin to extract certain number of characters from front of input string.
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Extracts a substring in between two given strings
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Plugin to extract specific values from a JSON string input. Pass the array name and node name to extract.
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Plugin to generate globally unique ID. Replaces x with random hex digit so you can set a static value instead of x.
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Generates a MD5 hash from an input value. require a var populated by a value either extracted or predefined as a stand alone var then hashes that value and populate the output var with that value.
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Generates a SHA1 hash from tre values (uri_string, token_string and salt) to generate a SHA1 hash. require the tre vars to be populated by values either extracted or predefined as a stand alone var then hashes them and populate the output var with that value.
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Generates a string of random characters with a specified length based on the value in the specified var. this works just as the generate random numbers plugin thats in ProxySniffer by default.
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Generate random email address with a specified length (number of characters) as email name and adss a custom domain.
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Generates current unix timestamp 10 digits long.
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Plugin to return the percent of a number. First input is the number to get percent from and second number is the percent.
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Generates an oauth 1.0 signature, timestamp and nonce. User can pass in values for oauth_key, oauth_secret, realm and optional values for oauth_timestamp, oauth_nonce,oauth_signature_method, oauth_token and oauth_token_secret. Plugin will generate values for oauth_signature, timestamp and nonce.
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Used to mask password from output logs and error snapshots. Pass in username as parameter (optional parameters: proxy host and proxy port). Used in conjunction with CredentialsMgrApica plugin. (note: this was created separately since this plugin runs after url execution versus pre url execution for Credentials Manager).
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Combines two or more strings together (concatenate) into one.
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plugin to trim a string from the front and back with user specified length as integer.
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Used to compare a date towards todays date. Must be a date which is in the future.
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Used to compare a date towards todays date. Must be a date which is in the past.
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Uses the GET-request from the ASM (Zebratester) API to get the request outside of ZebraTester to not affect the overall timings. Might need to manually change silo in the plugin code.
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Running the ASM API Dictionary PUT HTTP Request outside of ZebraTester to not affect the overall timings. Might need to manually change silo in the plugin code.
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Plugin to download or upload file using SFTP and displays metrics using transactions. Modify execute method to download and/or upload from SFTP server. Uses built-in jsch from prxsniff.jar.
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This plugin connects to a sftp host, downloads a file and returns the file size and download time. Requires jar.
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This plugin connects to a remote host, runs a terminal command and returns the output. Requires jar.
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Adds support for ActiveMQ within ZT. Requires a base64 encoded string containing the following settings: "Host Port Message Keystore Queue"
Requires the following libraries:
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No Class added as Plugin needs Customer Customization.
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Adds support for IBM_WebsphereMQ within ZT. Requires a base64 encoded string containing the following settings.
Using the format "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss" does also support "yyyy-mm-ddThh:mm:ss:MMM" Converts into Unix seconds
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Allows for upload of a custom integer value which is calculated in ZebraTester to the "Value" column of the Check Details view in ASM (replaces response time, etc)
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Allows for changing Kerberos credentials using raw strings (Password will be encoded in the plugin).
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Generate one-time password by passing in secret key to the plugin.
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The ADR REST API plugin allows for interaction with the Apica Data Repository REST API endpoints from a ZebraTester script. See How to Utilize Apica Data Repository From ZT - API Plugin Version for an example implementation.
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Instructions: Attach this plugin to any request where you want to use HTTP/2. You need to disable the request in order for the plugin to work properly.
Input parameters: Verify HTTP Status Code: The HTTP status code you want the response to have - an empty string will disable this check Multiple HTTP Status Codes(2) in the form of comma separated list (200,302) for example Verify Header: A response header value you want the response to have - an empty string will disable this check Verify Text: A text string to look for in the response - an empty string will disable this check
Output parameters Response Status Code: The response status code from the HTTP/2 response Response Headers: The response headers from the HTTP/2 response - the headers will all be returned as one string connected using three semicolons (;;;) Response Content: The response content from the HTTP/2 response
Limitations: When an error occurs two error snapshots will appear. This is unfortunately not something that I can change. The implementation currently does not allow for us to check the content type of the response The plugin heavily utilizes reflection which means that performance is much worse than normal. Running loadtests with this plugin is not recommended.