I was asked by a colleague as to why I bothered writing a Fiddler IFiddlerWebTestPlugin when I could just as well write a simple VSTS WebTest based WebRequestPlugin, so I thought I might start answering the question... In essence the difference between the two is: (One happens before code generation, the other at runtime) With the Fiddler plug-in you get the opportunity to insert/generate code at the source level when the .webtest xml file gets saved, which gives you plenty of opportunities...
AETF Overview A few years ago, whilst on a large scalability project, we developed an automated test framework that was able to simulate a large number of concurrent multi-user enterprise environment with the aid of simulation robots. Each scenario was controlled from a "Central Core Controller" which in-turn interacted with N-many "Agents" each running on many client workstations. "Agents" were responsible for loading/starting/stopping any required BOT with bindable...