Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Q : What is the difference between the Lite, Personal and Professional/Enterprise licenses?
    A : The Personal license is valid for personal use only while the Professional license is valid for commercial/enterprise use. In other words, if you'll be using Fint in a machine at your work place you should be going for either the Professional or Enterprise license.        
     

  2. Q: On how many machines can I install FINT together with the license I've purchased?
    A : A single license is valid for use only on a single machine (1 license == 1 seat).  A license can only be installed/used on multiple machines if it was purchased during promotion that specifically states that the license is for multiple seats.
     

  3. Q: Does the license need to be renewed yearly?
    A : No.  Licenses do not expire. Within 1 year of purchase, upgrades and email support is free.  However after 1 year, if you still would like to receive upgrades and support,  please contact us to get a discount on the subscription license. 
     

  4. Q: Does  Fint support testing gRPC services written in non-.NET language like Golang, Java etc. ?
    A: Yes, definitely.  Just give Fint the proto definition file or the reflection service address and you're good to go.  Have a look at the Getting Started guide
     

  5. Q: Can I make test reports from my functional tests?
    A: Yes you can.  The report is in PDF so that it can be easily shared to your teammates or to the developers of the gRPC service.  You can also directly print it out from Fint.
     

  6. Q: Can I run a FINT on multiple PC's and run a distributed performance test?
    A: Yes, individually, each FINT application acts as a client to the gRPC service.  However, in the future we'll improve this so that you can control the distributed test from one place. That would mean all the performance test results are collected and monitored in a single place.
     

  7. Q: What type of methods can I test?
    A: You can call Unary, Client Streaming, Server Streaming and Duplex (Bidirectional) Streaming methods.  You can also create functional test cases and performance tests for these!