HI,
i need an help on the regular expressio extractor
i have a http request, with HTML responseData similar like this
....skl'].value='AAAAAA';document.....return false;">11111111
......
....skl'].value=BBBBBB;document.....return false;">22222222
i have a user Parameter defined, i need to extract
AAAAA if userParameter value is 11111111
BBBBBB if userParameter value is 22222222
i tied to use regular expression extractor.but i have no idea how i can write
the expression to extract them.
thanks
FULVIO
pfrancav <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ha scritto:
Hi, I made some changes in HTTPSampler2.java, but when I run my test plan,
never stop in breakpoint, seems like this class is not used, instead
HTTPSampler.java stop in all breakpoints.
Do you know what's the differences between both ?
Thanks
sebb-2-2 wrote:
>
> On 01/02/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> sebb wrote:
>> > On 31/01/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> >> Hi gang! Do forgive me if this question's been answered before;
>> couldn't
>> >> find a solution.
>> >>
>> >
>> > It has, but it's been a while...
>> >
>> >> We have some HTTP servers, behind a Cisco CSS that does load balancing
>> >> depending on the client's IP. I'll be using JMeter with the Commons
>> >> HttpClient component to generate load, to test the HTTP servers. The
>> >> load balancer needs to split the load between them evenly. JMeter has
>> >> to run on a single, powerful machine running Linux. I can add all the
>> >> alias IPs or even a few net intrfaces I need to the machine running
>> >> JMeter, but how can I configure JMeter/HttpClient so that the requests
>> >> will seem, to the load balancer, to be coming from different IPs?
>> >> Perhaps using iptables?
>> >
>> > The following entry in jmeter.properties:
>> >
>> > httpclient.localaddress
>> >
>> > can be used to select between multiple local host ips. However, it is
>> > processed at startup, so you would need to use one JMeter instance per
>> > host, and of course you must use the HttpClient version of the HTTP
>> > Sampler.
>> >
>>
>> That's perfect for us. We were going to use more than one JMeter
>> instance anyway.
>>
>> > Runtime configuration of the address would need code (and GUI)
>> > changes; feel free to raise a Bugzilla enhancement request.
>> >
>>
>> I won't raise one... Will pick at the code as time permits.
>>
>
> It's in HTTPSampler2.java in the static section. Line 177 et seq.
> Line 526 is where the connection localHost address is set up. However
> the local host name is also used elsewhere for authentication.
>
> If you don't want to update the GUI, you could use a fixed JMeter
> variable name and use that for the local IP address when setting up a
> connection.
>
>> >> Thanks!
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>>
>>
>> Thank you! Now we'll be all set to start testing on Monday :)
>>
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