Thank you for the tips ".*?" So, where can I defind username_n. so I dont have to write username_1, username_2.............................username_500 (500 times)
On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 5:16 PM, sebb <[email protected]> wrote: > On 28 August 2013 01:03, umesh prajapati <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Sebb, > > > > I see what Regular expression was doing. > > > > For example, lets say i have the following response: > > > > > <ns10:UserRowId="1"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>1aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>1aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>1aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User> > > > <ns10:UserRowId="2"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>2aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>2aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>2aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User> > > > <ns10:UserRowId="3"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>3aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>3aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>3aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User> > > > > My Regular expression extractor is as follow: > > Reference Name: username > > Regular Expression: > > <ns6:UserId>(.+?)</ns6:UserId>.*<ns6:UserName>(.+?)</ns6:UserName> > > The ".*" in the middle of the RE is greedy; it will match as much as > possible. > Use ".*?" instead. > > > Template: $1$ $2$ > > Match No.= 1 > > > > > > The value that is being saved on my txt file that I mentioned is like > this. > > > > ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d,3aug2713 > > > > So, it is saving the first userId and the last Username. > > See above; the RE has a greedy middle. > > > When I tried -1, on my txt file it is saving null. > > > > Just to do some more research on it, I changed my regular expression as > > below and I also added debug sampler > > Reference Name: username > > Regular Expression: <ns6:UserId>(.+?)</ns6:UserId > > Template: $1$ > > Match No.= -1 > > > > When I look at debug Sampler Response data with above configuration I see > > it is extracting all three UserId and I changed the jmeter.property file > as > > sample_variables=username_1,username_2,username_3 > > This let me save all 3 userId in a file i have mentioned. But the issue > is > > If i have 500 UserId, do I have to mention all 500 in property file. > > Yes, if you want to save them using the sample_variables feature. > > > I have tried sample_variables=username_n but the value that got saved in > a file is null. > > Yes, because the variable username_n is not defined. > > > JMeterVariables: > > JMeterThread.last_sample_ok=true > > JMeterThread.pack=org.apache.jmeter.threads.SamplePackage@1ed2e55e > > START.HMS=163623 > > START.MS=1377646583923 > > START.YMD=20130827 > > TESTSTART.MS=1377647571490 > > username_1=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d > > username_1_g=1 > > username_1_g0=<ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d</ns6:UserId> > > username_1_g1=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d > > username_2=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e > > username_2_g=1 > > username_2_g0=<ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e</ns6:UserId> > > username_2_g1=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e > > username_3=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f > > username_3_g=1 > > username_3_g0=<ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f</ns6:UserId> > > username_3_g1=ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f > > username_matchNr=3 > > > > 2n Question, I am trying to extract not only userId but the corresponding > > Username of the UserId. So, when I have my regular expression as below: > > > > Regular Expression: > > <ns6:UserId>(.+?)</ns6:UserId>.*<ns6:UserName>(.+?)</ns6:UserName> > > > > it is extracting the first userId and the last username. What would be > the > > right Reg Ex expression to extract all of them. > > See above. > > > > > > > > > > > > > On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 2:44 PM, umesh prajapati <[email protected] > >wrote: > > > >> Ignore my comment about Match No = 1 because I only have one main > sample. > >> > >> According to Jmeter documentation: > >> > >> Indicates which match to use. The regular expression may match multiple > >> times. > >> > >> - Use a value of zero to indicate JMeter should choose a match at > >> random. > >> - A positive number N means to select the nth match. > >> - Negative numbers are used in conjunction with the ForEach > controller > >> - see below. > >> > >> i have tried 0 and still extract the last match, I have tried 1 and > still > >> extract the last match, and any number beside 1 and 0 gives null. > >> > >> > >> On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 2:14 PM, umesh prajapati <[email protected] > >wrote: > >> > >>> If the match number is set to a negative number, then all the possible > >>> matches in the sampler data are processed. The variables are set as > follows: > >>> > >>> > >>> - refName_matchNr - the number of matches found; could be 0 > >>> - refName_n, where n = 1,2,3 etc - the strings as generated by the > >>> template > >>> - refName_n_gm, where m=0,1,2 - the groups for match n > >>> - refName - always set to the default value > >>> - refName_gn - not set > >>> > >>> I am not understanding this.. an example on how to extract all matches > >>> would be great > >>> > >>> > >>> On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 1:37 PM, umesh prajapati <[email protected] > >wrote: > >>> > >>>> So, in my case Match No. = 1 because I only have one main sample. > >>>> > >>>> But this is not extracting all 500 userId and corresponding username > but > >>>> instead just extracting one userId and corresponding username > >>>> > >>>> > >>>> On Tue, Aug 27, 2013 at 1:11 PM, sebb <[email protected]> wrote: > >>>> > >>>>> On 27 August 2013 19:58, umesh prajapati <[email protected]> > wrote: > >>>>> > My response will be as below: > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > <ns10:BatchInfo><ns10:BatchId>PSN_1</ns10:BatchId></ns10:BatchInfo><ns10:BatchStatus>Complete</ns10:BatchStatus><ns10:UsersStatus="Success"Count="3"> > >>>>> > <ns10:User > >>>>> > RowId="1"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>1aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>1aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>1aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User><ns10:User > >>>>> > > >>>>> > <ns10:UserRowId="2"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>2aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>2aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>2aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User><ns10:User > >>>>> > > >>>>> > <ns10:UserRowId="3"><ns6:UserId>ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f</ns6:UserId><ns6:FirstName>3aug2713</ns6:FirstName><ns6:LastName>3aug2713</ns6:LastName><ns6:Gender>Unspecified</ns6:Gender><ns6:UserName>3aug2713</ns6:UserName><ns6:Password>password1</ns6:Password><ns6:EncryptionType>SHA</ns6:EncryptionType><ns6:AuthenticationType>SSO</ns6:AuthenticationType><ns6:BusinessRuleSet>CG</ns6:BusinessRuleSet><ns6:AutoGenerated>false</ns6:AutoGenerated></ns10:User></ns10:Users></ns10:GetUserBatchStatusResponse></soapenv:Body></soapenv:Envelope> > >>>>> > ...... > >>>>> > ......... > >>>>> > .... > >>>>> > <ns10:RowID="500"><ns6:UserId>........... > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > So, I would like to extract all 500 userId and corresponding > Username > >>>>> to it > >>>>> > and save it on a file like this: > >>>>> > ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007d,1aug2713 > >>>>> > ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007e,2aug2713 > >>>>> > ffffffff521cf326e4b05c028a28007f,3aug2713 > >>>>> > ............. > >>>>> > .......... > >>>>> > ..... > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > In my regular expression extractor this is what I have so far: > >>>>> > > >>>>> > Regular Expression: > >>>>> > <ns6:UserId>(.+?)</ns6:UserId>.*<ns6:UserName>(.+?)</ns6:UserName> > >>>>> > Template:$1$ $2$ > >>>>> > Match No.(0 for Random): (what should i put here to extrat all > >>>>> matching) > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>>> > http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Regular_Expression_Extractor > >>>>> > >>>>> See the description of Match No. > >>>>> > >>>>> > Default Value: > >>>>> > >>>>> --------------------------------------------------------------------- > >>>>> To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > >>>>> For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >>>>> > >>>>> > >>>> > >>> > >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] > For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected] > >
