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Reputation: 1

Murex Application intercept network traffic

I am performing performance testing for Murex desktop application, but not able to capture network traffic, can anyone assist if one has carried out testing for the same.

Thanks

Tried using Blazemeter Har to jmx conversion, HTTP toolkit, silkperformer ,loadrunner, jmeter traffic is not getting captured

Upvotes: 0

Views: 249

Answers (2)

Dmitri T
Dmitri T

Reputation: 168147

Looking at Connectivity chapter of Murex documentation

MX.3 supports all integration patterns and frequencies—real-time, event-driven and batch—and supports various financial messaging formats such as SWIFT, FpML or FIX.

External middleware and systems connectivity is achieved using standard technologies such as Kafka, MQ, JMS, REST, WebServices, SFTP or JDBC.

As it evidenced by its name JMeter's HTTP(S) Test Script Recorded can only record HTTP protocol so you will be able to cover only "REST" and "WebServices" and only with appropriate JMeter and operating system configuration. See How to Do Desktop Performance Testing article for more details.

With regards to Kafka, MQ, JMS, STFP and JDBC - you will need appropriate Samplers or Plugins, check out the links for more information. None of them can be recorded unfortunately.

Upvotes: 0

rollno748
rollno748

Reputation: 344

It is a question with the application architecture and it's communication protocol.

And all the methods you have tried is only related to http(s) protocol. What If the application doesn't use that protocol for communication?

A simple Google search returns that Murex desktop client uses RMI for it's communication. And it cannot be traced on http recorders. (Cross verify on the communication protocol with dev team)

You can write and invoke the same RMI calls via JSR223 sampler by importing the required libraries. All you need is a little help on the methods/calls being used or a documentation.

So, better reach the dev team for more information.

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