I have a java application I wrote using open source technology, such as HTTPClient, PerlTools, and the JavaMail API. It can be used for load testing as well. You can download it here:
http://www2.netdoor.com/~delonad/WebTestSuite_1.02.zip
It uses an XML config file. In the config file, you specify notification addresses, URLs, and regular expressions....variables can be assigned when regular expressions match as well. Basically, the program runs through the test cases, and if something doesn't match an email notification is sent with the HTML received as an attachment. This application is most useful for regression testing in my opinion.
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I have a java application I wrote using open source technology, such as HTTPClient, PerlTools, and the JavaMail API. It can be used for load testing as well. You can download it here: http://www2.netdoor.com/~delonad/WebTestSuite_1.02 .zip
It uses an XML config file. In the config file, you specify notification addresses, URLs, and regular expressions....variables can be assigned when regular expressions match as well. Basically, the program runs through the test cases, and if something doesn't match an email notification is sent with the HTML received as an attachment. This application is most useful for regression testing in my opinion.