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Hi,
I forgot to escape a backslash!
I tried this /(in a beanshell post processor) /and it works for me /(I got
it down to 1 line):/
*vars.put("ItemData", vars.get("ItemData").replace("\\/", "/"));*
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Hi,
if you have extracted the url into a variable /(i.e.: ${yourVar})/
*bshVar=vars.get("yourVar");
bshVar= bshVar.replace("\/", "/");
vars.put("yourVar", bshVar);*
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ow it goes with your Hudson setup
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/qa/*regressionTestExample*/*regressionTestExample*.jmx
This is the script that launches the job in Hudson:
/jmeter -n -t %WORKSPACE%\*.jmx -l %WORKSPACE%\%JOB_NAME%.jtl/
*WORKSPACE *+ *JOB_NAME* are Hudson environment variables, so I only need 1
bat file to launch ANY my tests
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Array[0]);
System.out.println("Maximum = " + myArray[myArray.length-1]); /
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Thread Group
+HTTP Sampler1
+HTTP Sampler2
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Sebb I see what you are saying regarding a single match, however; would this
work if the regEx extractor Match No was set to -1
?
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Arrays.sort(myArray);
System.out.println("Minimum = " + myArray[0]);
System.out.println("Maximum = " + myArray[myArray.length-1]);
/(disclaimer I am a tester not a programmer)/
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Hi,
this would be one solution to randomise
${__V(dropdown_g${__Random(1,${dropdown_matchNr})})}
The above statement won't go any higher than the number of regEx matches it
finds
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pdown_g4} =Confirmed
${dropdown_g5} =3
${dropdown_g6} =Trainee
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http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#Response_Assertion
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I think maybe the issue is HOW you are posting the data
Sorry I cannot be more help without actually 'seeing' the application!
Did you try to POST using the SOAP/XML-RPC sampler?
Does it work if you have the parameters 'hardcoded'?
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3.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__StringFromFile
__StringFromFile Function
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Also I think maybe the SOAP/XML-RPC sampler maybe better for you here to
send the 'Wrapper'?
Hope this helps
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Can you provide an example of the request that results in the error?
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so this isssue
(http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Regular-expression-extractor-td4867973.html)
is now resolved?
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Not sure, but maybe you could use the function *__machineName* as a way of
only launching the batch file on a particular PC
see:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__machineName
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You need to extract those values from the 'page response' you get BEFORE
navigating to:
/framework/wc_servlet.jsp?
ie:
page 1 (extract values with regEx)
page 2:
/framework/wc_servlet.jsp?(populated with previous extracted values)
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newaccountid=(\d*)&newpatientid=(\d*)&patientid=(\d*)&accountid=(\d*)
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overall timings for
all calls grouped within the transaction controller
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Are you sure your SQL statement is correct?
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t yourself)/
regEx:
/Variable name = *yourURL*/
regEx=*"clic":"http:\\/\\/new\.qcserver\.dirox\.net(.*?)"*
Do you then need to navigate to the extracted Url?
if so (and you already know the server address)...
Path:
*${__jexl(vars.get("*yourURL*").replace("\&q
Yes you are correct! ;)
However my mindset is to FORCE it to be string (even though it already is)
belt and braces :)
I'm an atheist
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bshFoo = (vars.get("Foo"));
bshFoo = "Four";
vars.put("Foo", ""+bshFoo);
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Couldn't you have 1 Thread Group?
Like this:
Thread group
+Admin create
+User
+Admin delete
Then you could change the 'Number of Threads' for that particular thread
group
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Value: NOT_FOUND
The variable ${FirstID_matchNr} should tell you how many matches it has
found, if this is OK I could assist you with some beanshell code to get the
MAX ID value
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For monitoring servers you could use this:
http://code.google.com/p/jmeter-plugins/wiki/PerfMon
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[\d]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[\d]*
[\d]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[^>]*
[\d]*
</CompanyCode\.GetDetail\.Response>
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Hi,
could you post a sample of the *full * xml assertion you use?
Otherwise we all all shooting in the dark!
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