If the JsessionID is set in a cookie, there should be no need to do anything other than add a Cookie Manager to the test plan.
On 01/06/07, Marco Leone <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, first of all thanks for the support. > After u enter u r username and password,u need to capture the Jsessionid > from the response of this URL.For capturing JsessionID u need to add > regular > expression Extractor and capture the value from the response. The JsessionID is set in a Cookie so I first tried adding the HTTP Cookie Manager and call the $(JSESSIONID) but something strange happens. I can see the POST request with the same JsessionID set in the cookie but at the same time the jsessionid is in the POST data with a different value(?!). I obtain the same results using a regular expression extractor; I set the JSESSIONID as JSESSIONID=(.+?); but the value in the POST request is different from the one in the POST data. Can anyone sort this out? TIA. -- Marco. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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