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ACT for Dummies
By: C. Prashanth
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    2003-03-24

    Table of Contents:
  • ACT for Dummies
  • How to ACT
  • Analyzing the Results
  • Conclusion

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    If you are working with .Net for your web application and you would like to know how to test its performance using ACT, then this article is must read.

    You must be hearing a lot about ACT with respect to .NET and might also have read about it but don’t know how to use it to

    • Stress test your web application.
    • Analyze the results
    • What counters to use

    Then this article is definitely for you.

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