Shawn,
The variable it passes in is vars. You can do vars.put(name, value).
Name/value should both be strings afaik. You can then refer to the variable
as usual ... ${name}.
Regards,
Matt C.
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From: Shawn Heeley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 3:
Hi all,
Is it possible to "push" variables from a Beanshell PreProcessor? I
need to do some processing inside a Beanshell script which is called
from a BeanShell PreProcessor. I know the PreProcessor passes in var,
ctx, etc. Is there a var.set or equivalent? I can't seem to get it to
work.
Th
Hmm ... I guess I'm not familiar with how JMeter would handle this. The
XPath would select all the nodes. These have child nodes, so JMeter
must have some behavior defined as to what to put in the variable (maybe it
put's nothing). Maybe someone can answer this. In the mean time try doing
//ch
Hi Matt,
So I tried going back to the Xpath Extractor option. I still have the
following XML block coming in:
0>
0
4
3
1
4
I've setup the following Xpath Extractor:
Reference Name: grid_val
Xpath query: //challenge/item
Default Value: not_found
When I use my BeanShell PreProcessor (on
JMeter cannot record HTTPS. I think several people (myself included) use
Badboy (http://www.badboy.com.au/) to record against HTTPS sites. Badboy
can export to JMeter.
Regards,
Matt C.
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From: Johanna Briseno [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, May 04, 2007 11:29
Somebody can say to me how to record the events in JMETER on protocol https.
I make all the steps but I understood that the problem is https.
I must generate another configuration?
I must take another step?
Thanks
Johanna
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21.05.2007.
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Herrn Zecha Andreas
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I'm a little rusty on my XPath but I think you should be using single "/"
everywhere and take out the "/*" at the end. So:
/soapenv:Envelope/soapenv:Body/getChallengeReturn/challenge
Alternatively you could try //challenge which would give you all challenge
elements in the document.
Regards,
Ma
No, our code defines the soapenv namespace. I think I must have mistyped
in my email.
I've figured out a way to get it done with regex. I use the following:
<(challenge*)[^>]*>.*?
This sticks everything between and including the block
within a single string which I've been able to pick apart i
>
0
>
043 m>14
Inside the XPath Extractor, I have the following:
//soapenv:Envelope//soapenv:Body//getChallengeReturn//challenge/*
^^^
shouldn't this be "//soap:Envelope"?
Regards,
Jens
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Hi folks,
I'm new to JMeter. This is my first attempt at using it to performance
test a Web Services application. I have a web services call that
results in an XML body response. In the response is the following (I'm
paraphrasing this):
0
04314
Before the next web services request, I need
Hi guys,
Been using JMeter for a while now and think it does a great job.
I don't seem to be able to see output for Transactions Per Second anywhere
for each of the HTTP transactions.
Am I missing something obvious? if not, anyone know of an easy way to output
this?
Thanks,
Matt
The Min Max and Avg are calculated on individual sample times.
On 04/05/07, Ivan Neto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Oliver!
Thanks for your answer!
On 5/4/07, Oliver Erlewein (DSLWN) <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
>
> Hi Ivan,
>
> Not quite sure whether this is what you're after but here goes...
org.apache.jmeter.visualizers.StatVisualizer and
org.apache.jorphan.math.StatCalculator are the main classes involved.
StatVisualiser is the one that defines the percentage; at present that
is fixed to 0.9.
On 04/05/07, Chen, Song <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Yes, I just want to get the result
in your BeanShellFunction.bshrc file, you can define following method (i use
it in my testplans and it works perfectly):
// generates a random string with length n
// string consists of number, uppercase letters and lowercase letters
String generateRandomString(int n) {
char[] pw = new char[
use regex extractor (post processor), like this:
reference name: productID
regex: "productID" value="([0-9]+)"
template: $1$
match no: 1
default value: not_found
you now have access to your product id with ${productID}
//chris
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