Hi
Im not sure if i understand your requirement correctly , but I assume this
is what you want to do?
Thread Group
HttpRequest1
Regex Extractor to var1
HttpRequest2 , in the request parameters use ${var1} ?
Does this work for you?
If not
Instead of Regex Extractor , you can use XPath Extractor or Beanshell Post
Processor to extract values as well , depending on your requirement. To set
the values you can directly use the ${var}
If you need to change this value in some way you can use a Bean Shell Pre
Processor (or any of the __javaScript/Beanshell functions)
So this would work as
Thread Group
HttpRequest1
Regex Extractor to var1(or Bean Shell post processor or XPath
extractor)
HttpRequest2
BeanShell Pre Processor
String var1 =vars.get("var1");
//do stuff
sampler.addArgument("requestParam1",changedVar1);
It would be useful if you could tell us what exactly you want to do with an
example.
regards
deepak
On Sat, Jun 13, 2009 at 1:12 AM, Andre Arnold <andrearn...@gmx.de> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I struggled to find a way to replace some http request properties which
> are dynamicly build. The best way I can imagine is some regex to find
> and replace it with the variable name I will use in the tests. Because
> of the dynamic nature of the value I can't use the testplan variable
> replacement (the value differs from page to page). I've read around and
> as I understand it, there may be a possibility to use some other
> function than the regex function at testplan level.
> So can I use the Beanshell function in a testplanvariable to be
> processed on the recording request and replace some request parameter
> values?
>
> sry for my english
> André
>
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