Aggregrate Report "Group By" suggestion

I have a Jmete testplan that includes more than 50 HTTP Requests. Each request has a NAME that reflects what it is doing, Exampel names: Validate Logon Validate Logon bad user name Validate Logon bad user password Validate Logon bad employee number This results in a very large aggregate report wi

Re: How to specify single line qualifier (?s) with a response assertion pattern?

The referenced doc indicates that the > These can be used anywhere within the expression, e.g. > (?i)apple(?-i) Pie - matches "ApPLe Pie", but not "ApPLe pIe" If I place the (?s) at end of pattern I get the failure shown below. Assertion failure message : Bad test configuration org.apache.oro.tex

Re: How to specify single line qualifier (?s) with a response assertion pattern?

Kapinos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This might help... > > http://www.regular-expressions.info/dot.html > > Jmeter uses perl5 type regex I believe.. This guide talks about single > line mode and the differences in what matches what, etc. > > -Steve > > -Original

Re: How to specify single line qualifier (?s) with a response assertion pattern?

sermanual/regular_expressions.html#line_mode > > On 08/05/2008, Michael Giroux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >> my current pattern is "some text.*heading +value" (without the quotes) >> >> I wish the .* to match new-lines, so I have to specify the single line >> modifier

How to specify single line qualifier (?s) with a response assertion pattern?

my current pattern is "some text.*heading +value" (without the quotes) I wish the .* to match new-lines, so I have to specify the single line modifier, but I'm not able to figure out how to do that exactly. Thanks

Re: __setProperty does not trim property name

> > OK, I can understand this from the parser point of view. How about > > the functions themselves? Is it realistic to allow variable and > > property names to contain leading and trailing spaces? > > Why not? Because spaces in these fields are not completely obvious in the configuration dial

Re: __setProperty does not trim property name

> The documentation may not make clear that all spaces are significant, > but equally it does not say that leading and trailing spaces are > ignored. My expectation was that spaces were ignored. If this is not the case, it would be handy to make that point clear in the docs. > > Is there a reas

Regular Expression Extractor suggestion

It would be very handy to add a check box to the configuration dialog to allow the user to define a variable or a property. If the test plan needs to extract text that will ultimately be tested in a subsequent thread group, it is necessary to first extract the text using the regex extractor and as

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

> The docs specifically state that variables are local to threads. Yes, I see that now. It is mentioned in a highlighted box in 19. Functions and Variables topic. As I was hunting around the JMeter documentation, and came upon an entry in the Wiki asking whether users actually read the docs. I

__setProperty does not trim property name

I used __setProperty and included some spaces for readability. ex. __setProperty( name, ${varName} ) Later in the test when I referenced __P(name) I got a value of '1' as if the property was not defined. This seems like a bug in the parser to me. Is there a reason that the parser did not

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

> Variables are specifically designed to be local to threads (not just > thread groups). > This is because threads represent different users. > > JMeter properties are global, see: > > http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html It would be helpful to include little reminders such a

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

> Is there some way to make this definition global to the entire test plan? Answered my own question: __setProperty() - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

I just ran another test and discovered that the variable defined by the RegEx Extractor is only visible within the thread group that crated it. As I explained, I execute a transaction to echo the value of the variable to confirm that the value has been extracted correctly. This echo correctly dis

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

> Are you sure? > > It works fine for me. > > Try defining VAR as fixed text, and check that the RA works. Yes, that works. > If the VAR appears to be set, but is not being picked up by the RA, > then perhaps the variable is being defined after the RA is processed. That would seem to be a bug.

Re: How do you read and use values from a file?

> Start with fixed strings, and replace them with variables defined in > the CSV Dataset. I have tried to do something similar, but cannot figure out how to use a variable in a response assertion. The documentation is not overly clear on this point. 1. I have an HTTP request that generates a wel

How to configure settings common to all test plans?

I have several test plans committed to CVS for use by development team members. The test plans all need a server address and port number configured for the local development system. I would like each developer to define a properties file that can be read, or set environment variables, but I do no