Yes add a column in CSV with expected response , read it into a variable
say expectedResponse
add a response assertion as child of your sampler
<ResponseCode>${expectedResponse}</ResponseCode>regards deepak On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 1:45 PM, rajan gupta <rajangupta...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi > > I am building a performance test for a SOAP Service. > > I could send a soap message and get soap response. Now I used CSV data set > config and parametrized my input parameters. When I run 1 thread I see the > response in "View Results Tree" > My response will be in the xml in a node > > <t1> > <t2> > <t3> <ResponseCode>Confirmed</ResponseCode> > </t2> > </t1> > > I get Confirmed for some Unconfirmed for some as ResponseCode. Any other > ResponseCode will indicate a failure. It is a failure if I get uncofimrmed > response code when I am expecting Confirmed. > > When I run 1 thread I can manually check the response code. > > In performance test how can make sure that I am getting proper response > code. > > Can I put expected response code as a element in each line of .csv file and > validate it somehow. > > Any pointers is appreciated. > > Thanks > Rajan >
