On 25/05/14 08:15, Paul Miller wrote:
Using the following regex in the website I get my desired outcome:
.*:([0-9]{4,5})[:;]
I am sure that this will not be the best way but certainly it works in
the website just fine.
however when I use it an SIPp xml file I never get the same match as
the website suggest
example for input sample TEST2
the match is SIPp is
SIP/2.0/UDP 192.168.0.65:5060 <http://192.168.0.65:5060>;
I am using this in the SIPp xml file
<recv request="REGISTER" crlf="true">
<action>
<ereg regexp=".*:([0-9]{4,5})[:;]" search_in="hdr" header="Via:"
assign_to="vPort" />
</action>
</recv>
In SIPp, the first assign_to variable contains the whole match, the
second contains the first subexpression (i.e. the bit in parentheses),
the third contains the second subexpression, etc.
So:
<ereg regexp=".*:([0-9]{4,5})[:;]" search_in="hdr" header="Via:"
assign_to="dummy,vPort" />
<Reference variables="dummy" />
will do what you want. (Note that you assign the full match to a dummy
variable, then have to reference it, as it's otherwise unused.)
Rob
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