> Joe - thanks for the code. As you may have seen I went the way of HTML
> Parameter Mask. Mike has committed my patches to support suffix
> values and
> the functionality is included in 1.7.2. This means that there is now
> built-in jmeter functionality to produce these types of user_id
> and
> From: "Joseph Barefoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>>> I can send you the generator source and compiled classes, plus a test
>>> template file if you like.
>>
>> Yes, please send me the code off-list. This may be helpful if I end up
>> going down this route. Perhaps it may be helpful to others -
> > I can send you the generator source and compiled classes, plus a test
> > template file if you like.
>
> Yes, please send me the code off-list. This may be helpful if I end up
> going down this route. Perhaps it may be helpful to others - is there
> somewhere on the JMeter site it could go?
> From: "Joseph Barefoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hi Scott,
>
> This addition to HTTP Parameter Mask does seem useful, and I had need of the
> same functionality, but solved the problem a different way: I wrote an XML
> generator to generate the HTTP User Parameter Modifier XML files from a
> t
Hi Scott,
This addition to HTTP Parameter Mask does seem useful, and I had need of the
same functionality, but solved the problem a different way: I wrote an XML
generator to generate the HTTP User Parameter Modifier XML files from a
template file. The template file uses placeholders to enable
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