Thank you! I prefer use multiple variables to store multiple parameters
instead of BeanShell, BeanShell is a bit more complicated.
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'createA', I can't use 'a',
> 'b',
> 'c' to represent 'createA'.
>
> Do you mean I should write like next in the XPath Extractor :
>
> Reference name : ${_counter(,rd)}
> XPath : //create/@id
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> I tried it, it d
e/@id
I tried it, it doesn't work.
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If the test plan has 3 'createA' requests, then I need
> to assign these 3 value of id to a variable 'a', so that I can use 'a_1',
> 'a_2' etc to read the value latter. So how can I assign multiple values to
> a variable? Thanks in advance!
>
e. If the test plan has 3 'createA' requests, then I need
to assign these 3 value of id to a variable 'a', so that I can use 'a_1',
'a_2' etc to read the value latter. So how can I assign multiple values to
a variable? Thanks in advance!
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