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I have Rational Functional Tester installed on my local machine and I have written some scripts. Those RFT scripts are meant for automation and I want to import these scripts on a Rational Performance Tester.

Is this possible?

Pradhan
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Srinivas
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  • It is possible if you shell share them. What are you planning to do with the RFT scripts in RPT ? Run them together ? Schedule/Remote execution ? Or you just want to have all the scripts in one place ? Which protocol do you test using RPT and which app (domain) do you test using RFT ? – Pradhan May 22 '16 at 11:15
  • I will use http protocol in RPT. Actually I have RFT scripts with the same protocol. For automation purpose we have written RFT scripts and we want to use the same/existing scripts for performance testing also. – Srinivas May 23 '16 at 06:22

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RTW Web UI Tester comes with RTW extensions for RFT which allows you to run RFT scripts and RPT tests together as a part of a "Compound test".

You have to install Rational Test Workbench Web UI Tester shell shared with RPT and RFT. Check this video and see if it helps Using IBM Rational Functional Tester in the Rational Test Workbench Eclipse Client

The other option is to just install RPT and RFT shell shared and use the RPT custom code to invoke RFT scripts.

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How come ?

RFT is a Functional test tool while RPT is a technical (load test) tool.

Technically, you cannot run a performance test out of an automation test.

Import is possible only between same tools and not the other way.

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