03 18:00
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Subject: Re: Using Response Assertion to evaluate HTML details
Thanks everyone for all your help on this.
The ?>X looks like a really handy feature. But it
doesn't look like it works in the current version of
ORO. According to its docs they only guarant
> > One could try anchoring the last sample:
> >
> > (sample.*){7,7}(sample.*$){1,1}
> >
> > but I think that would suffer from the same
> problem as the negative
> > look-ahead.
> > It may be tricky stopping the matcher from working
> its
ere could be more "sample"s later in the
buffer?
==
One could try anchoring the last sample:
(sample.*){7,7}(sample.*$){1,1}
but I think that would suffer from the same problem
as the negative
look-ahead.
It may be tricky stopping the matcher from working
its way past the leading
sampl
e last sample:
(sample.*){7,7}(sample.*$){1,1}
but I think that would suffer from the same problem as the negative
look-ahead.
It may be tricky stopping the matcher from working its way past the leading
samples.
S.
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I'll try and have a look at the code to see what gives.
S.
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From: Dan Yuen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 October 2003 17:43
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: Using Response Assertion to evaluate HTML details
Thanks, everyone, for your responses. I really
appre
7}(sample.*$){1,1}
>
> but I think that would suffer from the same problem
> as the negative
> look-ahead.
> It may be tricky stopping the matcher from working
> its way past the leading
> samples.
>
> S.
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t may be tricky stopping the matcher from working its way past the leading
samples.
S.
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Sent: 01 October 2003 13:31
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: Using Response Assertion to evaluate HTML details
Also,
(sample.*){
on on the Activestate web-site and
elsewehere.
>
> Hope this will help you get started. If you find a good solution,
please
> share it with us!
>
> S.*n
> -Original Message-
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> T
ewehere.
Hope this will help you get started. If you find a good solution, please
share it with us!
S.*n
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Sent: 01 October 2003 00:10
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Using Response Assertion to evaluate HTML details
Curren
Currently, the Response Assertion only supports a yes/no response
to whether the text includes the regex. Supporting match counts
would be useful too, I think.
-Mike
On 30 Sep 2003 at 15:39, Dan Yuen wrote:
> I've started looking at JMeter for testing some html
> pages on a web app. I was wo
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