Could it be that you are using __regexpFunction when the name is actually
__regexFunction? (ie, no 'p'). At first, I thought it was just a typo in your
email,
but I noticed you did it twice
Using the Function Dialog Helper would avoid such problems too.
-Mike
On 12 Dec 2002 at 16:56,
If I had any clue what the problem was, maybe I could fix it. But I don't know what
they did to mess up jdk1.4.1. JMeter was Swing training grounds for me, and you
can probably tell - I'm no expert.
-Mike
On 12 Dec 2002 at 14:49, Scott Eade wrote:
Hi Mike,
Yes, you are right. If I
Nah, I mistyped it in the email message.
I have been using the Function Helper Dialog with the same result.
Any other suggestions?
Scott
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From: Mike Stover [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Okay, I have managed to make it work.
The problem was the Recording Controller that was the parent of the HTTP
Requests. I included it in the original post just in case it was relevant
and it turns out that it was. It existed because I originally recorded the
script using the proxy. Now that I
Yeow, I looked at the Recording Controller, and I can't see anything that would be
a problem. What??? This makes no sense.
-Mike
On 12 Dec 2002 at 20:23, Scott Eade wrote:
Okay, I have managed to make it work.
The problem was the Recording Controller that was the parent of the HTTP
I still had a copy of the jmx file that didn't work, after re-examination I
have realised that there were a bunch of image file retrievals between the
two http requests that will obviously have impacted the data on which the
regex was running. My mind had simply been ignoring the images,
In the session I am scripting there is a page that will repeat n times where
n is provided on the page immediately preceding the start of the loop.
Is there a way I can set this up with JMeter? Allowing a regex function to
be used in the Loop Count parameter of a Loop Controller would achieve
HTTP Request
param1 ${__regexFunction(some(value),$1$,RAND,,,var1)}
param2 ${var1}
Please use ${var1_g1} as param2. Hovewer I've never used it in such way - I
used previously parsed value in next requests.
best regards
Michal Kostrzewa
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One idea: Maybe it can be found on Sun's Java bug database. Maybe the just messed
something up in 1.4.1. They might have a workaround suggested.
It's worth a try.
Jonathan
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I want to use some user defined variables, but when I attempt to add these
to the
It's actually quite common to want to do this, I've found - particularly with sites
that
use javascript, pop-up windows, etc.
Just for further explanation, the 'g1' part is short for group #1. Group 0 is a
built-
in group that refers to whatever the entire regular expression matches.
-Mike
Nope, no way to do this that I know of. Enabling it might not be so tough - just
need to widen the scope of where functions are allowed. A loop controller should
allow you to do what you wanted, but I know the GUI, for starters requires integer
input currently. And I can think of a further
Thanks Michal and Mike - that did the trick.
I had seen the '_g1' suffix stuff in the documentation, but it failed to
register because I simply expected the variable to be the same as the result
of computing the template for the replacement string of the regex function.
Thinking about it I guess
From: Jonathan Carlson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
One idea: Maybe it can be found on Sun's Java bug database. Maybe the just
messed something up in 1.4.1. They might have a workaround suggested.
It's worth a try.
Jonathan
I had a quick look and could not spot anything relevant. There was
Could you explain interation through the Test Plan? From my understanding
the highest level of iteration would be a 'Thread Group'. Given the below
configuration what would I expect the ${count} values to be:
Root
TestPlan
Thread Group (Loop count:5 Number of threads:5)
Counter
In the JMeter documentation the HTML Parameter Mask and HTTP User Parameter
Modifier modifiers are marked as deprecated with a recommendation that the
User Parameters config element be used in their place.
Surely HTTP User Parameter Modifier is going to be much more convenient when
all but a few
HTML Parameter Mask actually indicates that the Counter config element be
used as its replacement - I can see how this is a better (i.e. more
flexible) solution than HTML Parameter Mask (it is a shame that the only
code I have contributed to JMeter is part of HTML Parameter Mask ;-( ).
I think my
On 13 Dec 2002 at 16:35, Scott Eade wrote:
HTML Parameter Mask actually indicates that the Counter config element be
used as its replacement - I can see how this is a better (i.e. more
flexible) solution than HTML Parameter Mask (it is a shame that the only
code I have contributed to JMeter
[Sorry for making so much noise lately... ...here is another one]
In my script I have a page that I need to request multiple times. It would
appear that a Loop Controller is the ideal logic controller to use for this
purpose. An additional requirement however is that the pages within the
loop
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