Re: If Controller after Regular Expression

ul [mailto:karsten.g...@exedio.com] >> Gesendet: Montag, 26. Juli 2010 14:20 >> An: JMeter Users List >> Betreff: Re: If Controller after Regular Expression >> >> Hi Jörg, >> >> you may want to try the following: >> >> !("${aktenzeichen}&q

AW: If Controller after Regular Expression

Juli 2010 14:20 > An: JMeter Users List > Betreff: Re: If Controller after Regular Expression > > Hi Jörg, > > you may want to try the following: > > !("${aktenzeichen}".equals("NoAzFound")) > > This works fine in my test plan. You need to pu

Re: If Controller after Regular Expression

I remember having problems with that syntax as well, in the same context no less. I resorted to ${var}.indexOf("other"), which is crude, but would suffice for this use case, too. Cheers, Felix On 07/26/2010 03:22 PM, Noel O'Brien wrote: > This should also work, as I use it in my test plans: > >

Re: If Controller after Regular Expression

This should also work, as I use it in my test plans: "${aktenzeichen}" != "NoAzFound" Regards, Noel - "Karsten Gaul" wrote: > Hi Jörg, > > you may want to try the following: > > !("${aktenzeichen}".equals("NoAzFound")) > > This works fine in my test plan. You need to put the vari

Re: If Controller after Regular Expression

Hi Jörg, you may want to try the following: !("${aktenzeichen}".equals("NoAzFound")) This works fine in my test plan. You need to put the variable in double quotes. rgds Karsten Am 26.07.2010 14:08, schrieb Jörg Godau: Hello All, we have a Regular Expression Extractor hat is supposed to f

If Controller after Regular Expression

Hello All, we have a Regular Expression Extractor hat is supposed to find an ID out of the loaded page. This works (unless there is no ID on the page) which is the correct behaviour. We then want to open the record pointed to by the ID we found iff we actually found a record. So in the regula