How to use loadmultiplier - webrtc

I saw loadmultiplier is providing free of cost for functionality testing of SIP,WEBRTC,IMS and JSON.
I wanted to use for functionality testing of SIP.
Could you please tell me the procedure to use the loadmultiplier ?

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Can I edit plugin in flutter?

The problem I face is getting error in flutter plugin, and I have no solution. So I decide to edit some code in plugin, Am I right or wrong for that solution?
Any idea please ?
Thanks.
The answer is Yes.
Yes, you can fork that repo, edit the code according to your requirements.
And then, you have two options
1) Raise the Pull Request and wait till it gets merged or
2) Directly use your updated plugin code
Here is the reference link which will help you to use the updated plugin code as a dependancy.
Yes, definitely you can modify plugin as you want unless and until you can not solve errors without changing it.
I also once change rating plugin to get desire ui in my code.

Can Branch.io deep link URL's be customized

A regular deep link dynamically generated using the iOS/Android SDK's might look like this: https://example.app.link/fzmLEhobLD
Would I be able to dynamically generate a deep link that would look something like: https://example.app.link/jsmith49
this would greatly help for marketing purposes
If yes, how?
Jackie from Branch here.
You can definitely use a link alias to replace the standard encoded short URL (e.g. https://example.app.link/fzmLEhobLD -> https://example.app.link/jsmith49). Note that link aliases must be unique, otherwise a 409 error will occur.
If you are creating Branch links via the SDK and/or HTTP API, you'd need to set the value of 'alias' key. Please refer to our documentation on configuring links here.
Alternatively, you can use the Branch dashboard to create links by entering the link alias on the 'Configure Options' step here.
Let us know if you have more questions. Hope this helps!

Is there a way to programmatically share current plan with a defined user?

So far, I experimented with:
new DroneDeploy({version: 1}).then(function(dronedeploy){
dronedeploy.Plans.getCurrentlyViewed().then(function(plan){
plan.shared_users.push({username: "my.username#mail.kom"});
return plan;
).then(function(plan){
dronedeploy.Plans.update( plan.id,{shared_users: plan.shared_users});
});
);
It gives error:
shared_users is not a whitelisted field to update on the plan.
But still makes the sharing. I guess it is not the best and reliable way, what what be the proper one?
Unfortunately, the ability to edit shared_users is actually a bug that will be fixed soon. There is no official way to share through the DroneDeploy API.
If you'd like to request that as a feature, you can do so by opening an issue here: https://github.com/dronedeploy/DroneDeploy-App-Market/issues
Disclosure: I am a developer on the DroneDeploy team

I need to access "Issues in Feature" stories, but don't see how

I don't see a way to access "Issues in Feature" stories. Can someone point me in the right direction? Any help is greatly appreciated!
I'm using the JIRA latest API (I think 7.1.1), and can make other calls to get info from Jira, just haven't found a way to get the "child" stories from this section.
By Issues In Feature I assume you want to search for Stories (or other issue types) linked to an issue of type Feature.
If you use an add-on like Script Runner, you get access to additional JQL functions that allow you to query for issues linked to each other. Look here for its documentation.
The JQL you end up with can also be used in REST API calls.

CasperJS: Disable remote page's javascript but still use casper.evaluate?

Thanks for reading my topic, I'd be really grateful if anyone could suggest any other avenues I should explore to achieve the below.
Using CasperJS or PhantomJS I need to disable all JavaScript that belongs to the pages I navigate from being executed, while still being able to run my own using casper.execute.
Does anyone know a way I can do this?
Is it possible to modify the HTTP headers or bodies using onResourceRequested or onResourceReceived? or cancel a request conditionally? or are they read only?
Can you modify the raw HTML source before it's offered for parsing?
I've tried hacking a window.stop() in a casper.execute early, but this works inconsistently between pages.
Is the Phantom WebServer module used for this kind of thing? Could/Should I route reqs/responses through that and modify them as they pass through?
Thanks for any help - I appreciate this is a weird use case.
As stated here it is possible but not with the current phantomjs master branch but in a specific [dev branch[(https://github.com/Vitallium/phantomjs/tree/allow-to-disable-js), you should build from, look for the latest commit for disable-javascript option.