Hi,
here is what i want to do: use the same jmeter script to test LIVE and
TEST servers, with different configurations for hostname, path etc. I
have two different user parameter blocks and one variable on test plan
level which i set to either testmode or livemode. User parameter
blocks are placed
Hi,
i am experimenting with the csv dataset config but it seems like i do
not quite understand its inner workings. What i am trying to achieve
is the following:
- keep a file of usernames, passwords and other config for users
around which is always 100 lines long.
- for testing a new jmeter scri
Hi,
i think sometimes it can be fine to just see some examples how
something (beanshell scripts in this case) can be used without to have
a special need. I would also like to see some examples of using
beanshell.
I have already managed to write a small script myselves, but my first
encounter wit
use a BeanShell Post-Processor to update the sampleData and
strip off the garbage.
But really, the server ought to be fixed to return valid XML.
You can use the Save Responses to a file Post-Processor to create a
copy of the data as evidence ;-).
S.
On 12/06/07, Knut Borchart <[EMAIL PROTECTE
Hi,
it seems my problem with xpath (assertion/extraction) i mentioned in
another posting was caused by the application server sending a strange
character at the end of the response (displayed like a rectangle,
cannot paste here)
\something
How can i clean the response content before a
isunderstanding of the XPath syntax.
>
> S.
> On 08/06/07, Knut Borchart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > i am trying to use xpath assertion and extraction and it seems i
cannot get
> > them to work. Here is what i am trying to accomplis
Hi,
i am trying to use xpath assertion and extraction and it seems i cannot get
them to work. Here is what i am trying to accomplish:
1) xpath assertion for a http request. the response document is:
the xpath assertion i want to use is:
/CompositeResponse/[EMAIL PROTECTED]"kbor
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