Test scenarios can be exported to C# or VB.NET files and then added to newly created Silk Performer .NET projects, which can subsequently be used in Microsoft Visual Studio to run tests. Further code customization in Visual Studio is also possible.
When you export a test scenario to a Silk Performer Microsoft Visual Studio project, .NET Explorer creates a Silk Performer .NET project and a corresponding Microsoft Visual Studio project. The test code that you define in your test scenario is added to your project and you can continue to work in Microsoft Visual Studio to make changes to the script. The exported test code makes use of the Silk Performer .NET Framework.
Once you have finished modifying test code, you can either continue to work in Silk Performer or you can run a test from within Microsoft Visual Studio.
When a test case contains Web service calls, the calls are routed over the Silk Performer Web engine so that you can obtain detailed information about each Web service call and make use of features such as modem simulation and IP spoofing.