Interesting bug. I imaging this is because the __P function reads the
jmeter property at the time the test is run. When you specify the "-r"
option, that means the test is being sent to a remote server and then
run, but the remote server knows nothing about the jmeter property
values on the clien
I am having a problem with JMeter not reading from the command line when using
the "-r" option. For example, setting the Thread Group's "Number of Threads".
However, it will use the default value specified in the ${__P()} function.
Whenever I remove the -r option from the command line my JMete
On Fri, 14 Jan 2005 14:19:32 -0500, Hoffman, Matthew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am just trying to extract text from the html code.
>
> I want to get (Search Results Complete) from the text, so I have:
>
> Reference name: results
>
> Regular Expression: (Search Results Complete)
>
> Templat
You could add one ...!
Otherwise, stick on on the end of the last __CSVRead(file,col)
function call - when called with next() , it returns "", so it does
not affect things.
But do you know which is the last call to CSVRead() ?
The User Parameters element processes rows in order, and does them al
I am just trying to extract text from the html code.
I want to get (Search Results Complete) from the text, so I have:
Reference name: results
Regular Expression: (Search Results Complete)
Template: $1$
Match: 1
Default Value: false
Do you see any issues with this?
The script I
Folks,
Where'ss the appropriate place to make a call to __CSVRead(file,
next()), given that there's no User Parameters post processor?
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I am trying to create a script that will do the following..
I have a page that does several requests to generate a report. When the
report is running, I am looking for "
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