>I'm matching with a Regex Post Processor an URL. In this URL there is an ID
and a NAME, i need to extract both values from the same URL matched.
Possible using regex groups
say your regex is like id=(someconditionthatmatchesid)
name=(someconditionthatmatchesname) => The round brackets are importan
Hi,
I'm matching with a Regex Post Processor an URL. In this URL there is an ID and
a NAME, i need to extract both values from the same URL matched.
If i use two consecutive regexes post processors to do the capture, each one
capture on a different url from the matched set, making the ID and na
Hi,
After some investigation (and help of Deepak), i'v realized that i need to
access the intermediate HTML (xhtml) file generated after tidy is applied
internally by jmeter.
To my understanding is to this file which is in some cases different from the
original (tidy may have removed some mar
Hi
sure. If using 2.4 use JMeter Variable in the second extractor , if using
versions earlier than that use the __regex function for the second pass
regards
deepak
On Fri, Aug 12, 2011 at 6:06 AM, Hans C. Poo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if it is a good strategy to isolate some container (d
Lets see if I can include jmx files here. If not I can post these in my
github repository.
Please find enclosed two JMX tests (Assuming something doesn't eat them
between here and there.)
samplevars.jmx contains two user defined variable elements, one of which is
disabled. You can switch which on
On 11 August 2011 15:42, moondance wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a function that looks like this :
> void logout(token)
> when I call it via jmeter it marks it as failed(in result tree, Aggregate
> results)
> it only comes back as success if something is returned(failure) is there
> anyway to mark as succ
Hi,
On 08/12/2011 03:06 PM, Hans C. Poo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was wondering if it is a good strategy to isolate some container (div)
> section of an HTML page and then extract values from some links there using
> regexes ?
from what I hear, XPath performes worse than regexes, so it would be
folly
Hi,
I was wondering if it is a good strategy to isolate some container (div)
section of an HTML page and then extract values from some links there using
regexes ?
Hans
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Hello Friends,
Currently I am executing the JMeter Scripts in two different modes...
Suppose in my Test Plan there are 3 Thread Groups.
1. No. Of Threads/user= 1 (choosing the different login credentials from the
provided CSV file) with Loop count is of 10.
2. No. Of Threads/user= 1 (randomly c
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