RE: Extraction of data from HTTP response.

Hi all, Thanks for your replies. The user manual does not give exhaustive set of examples of regular expression matching. And for people not conversant with Perl, it is even more difficult to understand. The problem: HTML response body has Customer data already exists. Customer Id for

RE: Dynamic Variable Names and Regex

Hi sebb, I am using jmeter 2.2 version, I am trying to login through jmeter, I have followed below steps: 1. I am adding HTTP authorization manager to thread group in test plan and I am inserting url, username and password. 2. I am adding one HTTP request. It is having the inner URL(home page) 3.

RE: Constant throughput timer question

Hi all, I am using jmeter 2.2 version, I am trying to login through jmeter, I have followed below steps: 1. I am adding HTTP authorization manager to thread group in test plan and I am inserting url, username and password. 2. I am adding one HTTP request. It is having the inner URL(home page)

Re: Dynamic Variable Names and Regex

On 28/07/06, Aycock, Glenn W. (JSC-IS)[TES] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: There's something that's been bugging me about Jmeter that I haven't figured out yet: 1) How does one evaluate a dynamic variable name like ${varname_${counter}_g1}? Jmeter doesn't evaluate that expression correctly? Sorry,

Re: Question on Jmeter XPATH extraction

On 28/07/06, Chris Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: It just occurred to me that I could use a regular expression that utilizes a 'lookbehind' aspect - except that it doesn't seem to work. Does the JMeter/ORO support lookbehind as a regular expression? No, I don't think it does. chris Chris

Question about Java Request

I am trying to run a Java Request. However, the list of classnames does not include the classes in my jar file. Is it because the jar file is not in the correct classpath? If it's, then where should I insert my jar file into and where do I set the classpath to include the new jar file? -- View th