On 25/04/06, Tapaswini Das <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi Dave/Sebb, > > Thank you for your quick reply. > > I have tried the same JMeter script with Regular Expression. The problem is > Regular Expression is unable to read inner HTML code used to implement for > AJAX technology in my application. > > Please find below the full description of the problem faced with > JMeter2.0.3:
This is rather old. Upgrade to 2.1.1. > Solution Tried: Regular Expression > Problem Faced: JMeter is unable to read inner HTML which is used in AJAX > implementation. [e.g. for reading auto-generated Folder Id on the > HTML] Page > Outcome: Regular Expression is unable to read inner HTML. Why can't you extract the HTML? What did you try? > Solution Tried: Static Values for each virtual user using User Defined > Variables. > Problems Faced: 1. requires lot of efforts while working with more than 50 > Users. > 2. Dynamic features like Upload, Move can not have > static values. > Outcome: It's hectic to use Static values for Load Testing You can use the Counter test element for generating variable names. > Solution Tried: Java Script [Used Defined Functions] for dynamic values. > Problem Faced: JMeter is unable to read the Java Script as per mentioned by > you and Sebb. True - perhaps create a Buzilla enhancement request to add this - e.g. use a property to create a javascript initialisation file, as is already done for BeanShell. > Can you guide me about what can I do for the above problems for using > JMeter? > Will it be useful if I use Pearl Script instead of Java Script? There is no Perl Script in JMeter. You can use BeanShell; this supports user-defined methods etc. However, if you are trying to emulate what a browser does when it encounters JavaScript on a page, it won't help. You need to find a way to extract the variable information from the page without having to run the scripts that require access to the page objects. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
