How do I send multiple http requests/ second?

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Hi guys,
I have an ios app and id like to do some tests on it.
I use a proxy to get http requests sent to the server and would like to repeat them all at the same time, that means as fast as possible, so i can check if the server duplicates responses.
Is there any way to get this http from the proxy, ready to be sent, and repeat n times/sec without any modifications?
Thanks!

Posted 1-Jun-14 14:10pm

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DaveAuld 2-Jun-14 2:38am

You are trying to load test your app? Did you search for Load Test software?

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2014-06-01T20:55:00

You could try one of many different load testing suites available.

For example, here is one such package: http://loaduiweb.org/[^]

LoadUIWeb is a free desktop tool for performance, stress, scalability and load testing of web applications. Designed from the ground-up to help you focus on the tasks at hand, it does not require programming knowledge. It works with both traditional HTML web sites and with Rich Internet Applications using modern web technologies like AJAX, ASP.NET, Flash, Flex and Silverlight.