It just occurred to me that I could use a regular expression that utilizes a 'lookbehind' aspect - except that it doesn't seem to work. Does the JMeter/ORO support lookbehind as a regular expression?
chris Chris Hansen wrote: > sebb wrote: >> On 27/07/06, Chris Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> My name is Chris Hansen; nice to meet you! >>> >>> I'm working for the first time with Jmeter and while I've got most of >>> what I need from the website and wiki, I have a case I can't quite >>> figure out how to make work and I was wondering if you knew how to do it >>> or if you had a ready reference you could refer me to. >>> >>> I've been using the Regular Expression Extractor from the Post >>> Processors and it works fine for me except in one case. My regular >>> expression matches in two places in the returning XML where I need it to >>> match in one. >> Surely that is not a problem - just choose the appropriate match, either >> 1 or 2? >> >>> <CAPs> >>> <CAP> >>> <Keys> >>> <Key>KEY1</Key> >>> <Key>KEY2</Key> >>> <Key>KEY3</Key> >>> </Keys> >>> ... >>> <Parcels> >>> <Parcel> >>> <CAPs> >>> <CAP> >>> <Keys> >>> <Key>KEY1</Key> >>> <Key>KEY2</Key> >>> <Key>KEY3</Key> >>> </Keys> >>> ... > > Sorry, I wasn't very clear there was I. > > It is actually a list of CAPs and each CAP can have a list of Parcels > which in turn can have a list of attached CAPs. The application won't > recurse beyond that, but what I need to get is the Keys element out of > the CAP list, but not include the Keys element out of the CAPs attached > to the Parcels. > > thanks! > > chris > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
