Hi http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/regular_expressions.html
well if your regular expression is something like <td>([^<]*)</td> Then $1$ represents the template (i.e. each () expression is assigned a number and you use $number$ to represent what you want returned) The matchNo represents which value you want returned - in the above example it would match 4 times so you could use 1-4 to represent the match you want . You use 0 if you want a random value and you use -1 if you want all values (which is what you seem to want). However note that you get a single dimensional structure (of 4 matches that you can iterate over using the for loop controller) but you can have odd numbered index for column 1 and even numbered index for column2 or use beanshell to format the data as you want You could also use something like (untested , so make sure you use something like a debug sampler and vioew results tree to see what you are getting , i think the single line modifier (?s) is needed. (?s)<td>([^<]*)</td>[^<]*<td>([^<]*)</td> and use a template like $1$-$2$ (i.e. you will get 2 rows returned where each row is delimited by - i,.e, 1-2,3-4 Finally note that there is nothing identifying your table and you probably have multiple tables in your page. You are probably better off with a XPath extractor (where you can use position of table if there really is nothing identifying the table uniquely regards deepak On Thu, Nov 25, 2010 at 9:19 AM, thanh nguyen <mailinglist...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi all, > > I have the following table: > > <table> > <tr> > <td>1 </td> > <td>2 </td> > </tr> > <tr> > <td>3 </td> > <td>4 </td> > </tr> > </table> > > the number of rows are dynamic, but the columns are static. > > I want to extract data 1 to 4 and put them in a variable that is an array > of > 2 dimensions. I'd use the row and column number to get my data. > I succeeded to build a regular expression. I put some parentheses () to > identify the values I want. > But I don't know how to configure the regular expression extractor's > template and match No.? > > thank you for your help > > Thanh >
