LoadRunner 12.02 Protocol List

License Bundle Name	Protocols	Protocol Description
.NET Record/Replay	.NET: Microsoft .NET 1.0, 2.0, and later	.NET Supports the recording of Microsoft .NET client-server technologies
ActiveX/JavaScript	Ajax - Click and Script	An acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. Ajax (Click & Script) uses asynchronous HTTP requests, allowing Web pages to request small bits of information instead of whole pages.
Database	ODBC	Providing a common interface for accessing databases.
	Oracle-2 Tier	Oracle database using a standard 2-tier client/server architecture.
DCOM	COM/DCOM	A technology for developing reusable software components.
Development	SDK	Used during the development phase
	UnitTest for .NET
	UnitTest for Java
Global	All protocols except for COM/DCOM and GUI	This bundle comes with all protocols supported by HP LoadRunner
GUI	WinRunner
	QTP / UFT
Java	Java Record Replay	Designed to record java-based applications and applets. It produces a Java language script using web functions. This protocol is distinguished from other Java protocols in that it can record and replay Java remote calls over HTTP.
	Java over HTTP	Common Java recorder.
Mobile	Mobile Application - HTTP/HTML	Enables the recording of mobile native applications.
	TruClient - Mobile Web	Enables the recording of mobile browser based applications using the TruClient technology.
	SMP (SAP Mobile Platform)	A protocol for recording actions on a mobile SAP application.
Mobile UI	TruClient – Native Mobile	Enables the recording of mobile native based applications using the TruClient technology
Network	DNS (Domain Name Resolution)	The DNS protocol is a low-level protocol that allows you to emulate the actions of a user working against a DNS server. The DNS protocol emulates a user accessing a Domain Name Server to resolve a host name with its IP address. Only replay is supported for this protocol—you need to manually add the functions to your script.
	FTP (File Transfer Protocol)	File Transfer Protocol - a system which transfers files from one location to another over a network. The FTP protocol is a low-level protocol that allows you to emulate the actions of a user working against an FTP server.
	IMAP (Internet Messaging)	Internet Message Application - a protocol which enables clients to read email from a mail server.
	LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol)	An Internet protocol designed to allow email applications to look up contact information from a server.
	MAPI (Microsoft Exchange)	Messaging Application Programming Interface designed to allow applications to send and receive email messages.
	POP3 (Post Office Protocol)	A protocol designed to allow single computers to retrieve email from a mail server.
	SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol)	Simple Mail Transfer Protocol - a system for distributing mail to a particular machine.
	Windows Sockets	The standard network programming interface for the Windows platform.
Oracle E-Business	PeopleSoft Enterprise
	Oracle NCA	Oracle 3-tier architecture database consisting of Java client, Web server and database
	Oracle – Web	The Oracle Applications interface that performs actions over the Web. This Vuser type detects actions on both the LoadRunner API and Javascript levels.
	Siebel - Web	Web A Customer Relationship Management Application.
	Web - HTTP/HTML	Emulation of communication between a browser and Web server on an HTTP or HTML level.
Remote Access	Citrix ICA	A remote access tool, allowing users to run specific applications on external machines
	RTE (Remote Terminal Emulator)	Emulation of users who submit input to, and receive output from, character-based applications.
Remote Desktop	RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)	A remote access tool using the Microsoft Remote Desktop Connection to run applications on an external machine.
Rich Internet Applications	Ajax - Click and Script	An acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. Ajax (Click & Script) uses asynchronous HTTP requests, allowing Web pages to request small bits of information instead of whole pages.
	Flex	Flex is an application development solution for creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) within the enterprise and across the Web. Action Message Format (AMF), is a Macromedia proprietary protocol that allows Flash Remoting binary data to be exchanged between a Flash application and an application server over HTTP.
	Silverlight	A protocol for Silverlight based applications emulating user activity at the transport level. Allows generating high level scripts by automatically importing and configuring WSDL files used by the application.
	TruClient - Firefox	An advanced protocol for modern JavaScript-based applications emulating user activity within a web browser. Scripts are developed interactively in Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer.
	TruClient - IE
	TruClient – Mobile Web	Enables the recording of mobile browser based applications using the TruClient technology.
SAP	SAPGUI	An Enterprise Resource Planning system to integrate key business and management processes using the SAP GUI client for Windows
	SAP-Web	Web An Enterprise Resource Planning system to integrate key business and management processes using the SAP Portal or Workplace clients.
	SAP - Click and Script	Emulation of communication between a browser and SAP server on a GUI or user-action level.
	SMP (SAP Mobile Platform)	A protocol for recording actions on a mobile SAP application.
Siebel/PeopleSoft	Siebel-Web	A Customer Relationship Management Application.
SOA	MQSeries - Client
	MQSeries - Server
	Service Test
	Web Services	Web Services are a programmatic interface for applications to communicate with one another over the World Wide Web.
Templates (Template virtual users are manually developed and do not include the recording capability.)	C Vuser	A generic virtual user which uses the standard C library.
	C++ . NET	Supports the recording of Microsoft C++ .NET client-server technologies.
	C# . NET	Supports the recording of Microsoft C# .NET client-server technologies.
	Java Vuser	Java programming language with protocol level support.
	VB .NET	Supports the recording of Microsoft VB .NET client-server technologies.
Web & Multimedia	MMS (Media Player)	Streaming data from a media server using Microsoft's MMS protocol.
	Mobile Application-HTTP/HTML	Enables the recording of mobile native applications.
	Web-HTTP/HTML	Emulation of communication between a browser and Web server on an HTTP or HTML level.
Web 2.0	Ajax - Click and Script	An acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML. Ajax (Click & Script) uses asynchronous HTTP requests, allowing Web pages to request small bits of information instead of whole pages.
	Flex	Flex is an application development solution for creating Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) within the enterprise and across the Web. Action Message Format (AMF), is a Macromedia proprietary protocol that allows Flash Remoting binary data to be exchanged between a Flash application and an application server over HTTP.
	MMS (Media Player)	Streaming data from a media server using Microsoft's MMS protocol.
	Mobile Application - HTTP/HTML	Enables the recording of mobile native applications.
	MQSeries - Client
	MQSeries - Server
	Real (Real Player)
	Service Test
	Silverlight	A protocol for Silverlight based applications emulating user activity at the transport level. Allows generating high level scripts by automatically importing and configuring WSDL files used by the application.
	TruClient - Firefox	An advanced protocol for modern JavaScript-based applications emulating user activity within a web browser. Scripts are developed interactively in Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer.
	TruClient - IE
	TruClient – Mobile Web	Enables the recording of mobile browser based applications using the TruClient technology.
	Web - HTTP/HTML	Emulation of communication between a browser and Web server on an HTTP or HTML level.
	Web Services
Wireless	MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)	Streaming data from a media server using Microsoft's MMS protocol.