WCAT from Microsoft is as simple as it promises to be. Running it on Windows 7 x64 is not that straight forward though. The included script file breaks and the XML transformation for the output summary also uses MS-only features.
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WCAT from Microsoft is as simple as it promises to be. Running it on Windows 7 x64 is not that straight forward though. The included script file breaks and the XML transformation for the output summary also uses MS-only features.
You can still look at a formatted version of the log.xml using Internet Explorer 9, hitting F12 for the developer features and enable Browser Mode:”Compatibility View”. This will allow the xsl transformation, which will not work anywhere else, as other browser complain about some invalid functions and syntax.