Forum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Still unable to find a way around it. The problem is more generic than accessing the .NET counters I wanted. So far, anything I tried through Performance Monitor, shows some minimal standard set of...
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Not an answer, but somethings you can try to see what is actually exposed to between your remote and agent machines: Open a command shell and use typeperf to test if you can query the remote machine...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
You can also create your own batch file to gather the data during the test, using the same typeperf command line tool. You can then graph the data in excel, so at least you will have the counter data...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Hi Terry. Silk Performer does not use Realtime.ini for perfmon counters, it uses PDH.dll. 16.5 actually uses a more up to date PDH.dll and should offer the same list of counters as perfmon. Earlier...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Thank you much. typeperf is working fine and returns back the counter values. In the meantime, I did another quick test. I duplicated a line in realtime.ini (".NET CLR Exceptions(_Global_)\# of Exceps...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Oops. Sorry Ciaran. You answered while I was writing my reply. I have renamed pdh.dll so maybe that caused the problem. I'll reset it and try again. I'll post the results later.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Here's an update on this issue: 1. Selecting Perfmon for data source monitoring, I only get a limited set of performance counters (as the docs also say). 2. Adding extra counters to realtime.ini, I...
View ArticleForum Post: How could I retrieve name of the window while knowing its ID
Hello guys, Could anyone tell me how could we retrieve the name of the window while knowing its ID? My problem is specified as followed : I have the window name which is dynamically generated based on...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Missing .NET CLR performance counters
Hi Terry. I just checked that last point with R&D and 16.5 is no longer using its own pdh, it's using the one which WIndows also uses (ie the systems pdh.dll).
View ArticleForum Post: Use RSA Private Key in script?
I have a project in Silkperformer where, as part of setting up a soap request to post, I need to pass a private key into an OpenSSL function (imported from a .dll) RSA_Sign in order to sign the...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Use RSA Private Key in script?
Hi Can you open a support issue for this so we can take a look at your files and provide options?
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Use RSA Private Key in script?
I can't seem to find where on the site to open a support issue, but I figured this question is general enough not to be specific to my code. I'm using a file from OpenSSL called libeay32.dll with,...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Use RSA Private Key in script?
When you open the cert file in a text editor and you see the private key section at the bottom, is that string value the value you need to pass to your RSA_Sign() function?
View ArticleForum Post: Tests won't stop
Hello all. I am currently running 16.5 but I've had this problem in previous versions. This particular test is supposed to run for 30 mins. if you try the "stop all" button nothing happens. If you try...
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Tests won't stop
Hi You may be running into an issue which is currently under investigation. Can you log a support incident so we can clarify if you are seeing the same issue?
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Use RSA Private Key in script?
I've tried just passing the string into RSA_Sign where it wants the RSA data type and it resulted in an error with the virtual user halting.
View ArticleForum Post: RE: Use RSA Private Key in script?
Can you try passing the string into the function outside of SilkPerformer? It is best not to involve Silk Performer at all until you have a sample working externally to prove the default behaviour of...
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