date:20110811

So I did as you said for the value:
Reference name : keyvalue
regular expresion : a:Value(.+?)/a:Value 
Template: $1$ 
match No. : -1
Default value :5000

The I added a Preprocessor beanShell :


StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
Random generator = new Random();
int count = 5;
   
for (int i = 1; i  count; i = i + 1)
{
String variableName = keyvalue_+ i;

sb.append(\t\tarr:guid);
sb.append(vars.get(variableName));
sb.append(/arr:guid\n);
}
System.out.println(sb.toString());
vars.put(Accounts,sb.toString());

then in the WebService(SOAP) request Id this :
 ${Accounts}
but when I look at the soap request it has this :
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid

any ideas what I am doing wrong ?

Thanks
 Oren




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Reg: HTTP Request and HTTP Header Manager to execute these scripts on different Application servers

2011-08-11 Thread Shirish

Hello Friends,

As of now I am currently working with a Product Development team which works
in 5 different continents and has separate Application Servers let’s say A,
B, C, D and E (all these servers are synchronized means shares the same
BUILDS/SOFTWARE'S and all .

While working with Performance Testing, I have created a Test Plan/JMX
script by recording it on the A server. I used various features of the
JMeter like CSV, Reg Ex and Listeners.

Now our requirement is to run these scripts on remaining different servers
to reproduce the issues which I encountered and reported with the
Application server “A”.

I found one solution as to remove the *HTTP Header Manager* present under
the Http Requests, after updating the “HTTP Request Defaults -- Server name
/IP” variable value to the desired Server Address; I found that some thread
requests are getting executed successfully and some or not.

Please advise if there is any other way out to do the required.



Thanks and regards,

Shirish Ganjewar

Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

2011-08-11 Thread Konstantin S.

When I was working with beanShell listener I had an issue when it was alone
in the If controller. I don't remember what was exactly the problem if I
remeber correctly there was something with nulls too. So I have to add debug
sampler into If controller then BeanShell would work correct. No idea why.
But maybe you have something of this sort.

   sb.append(vars.get(variableName));

are you sure this variable is known to your shell? why it generates nulls

On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 4:04 PM, moondance oziet...@yahoo.com wrote:

 So I did as you said for the value:
 Reference name : keyvalue
 regular expresion : a:Value(.+?)/a:Value
 Template: $1$
 match No. : -1
 Default value :5000

 The I added a Preprocessor beanShell :


 StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
Random generator = new Random();
int count = 5;

for (int i = 1; i  count; i = i + 1)
{
String variableName = keyvalue_+ i;

sb.append(\t\tarr:guid);
sb.append(vars.get(variableName));
sb.append(/arr:guid\n);
}
System.out.println(sb.toString());
vars.put(Accounts,sb.toString());

 then in the WebService(SOAP) request Id this :
  ${Accounts}
 but when I look at the soap request it has this :
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid
arr:guidnull/arr:guid

 any ideas what I am doing wrong ?

 Thanks
  Oren




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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

Well I thought that was the whole point of the regular expression to create
those variables do I need to create the keyvalue variable in the User
Defined Variables section ? 


Konstantin S. wrote:
 
 When I was working with beanShell listener I had an issue when it was
 alone
 in the If controller. I don't remember what was exactly the problem if I
 remeber correctly there was something with nulls too. So I have to add
 debug
 sampler into If controller then BeanShell would work correct. No idea why.
 But maybe you have something of this sort.
 
sb.append(vars.get(variableName));
 
 are you sure this variable is known to your shell? why it generates nulls
 




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RE: HTTP Request and HTTP Header Manager to execute these scripts on different Application servers

2011-08-11 Thread Nermin Caluk

Shirish, 

Maybe you can put your test logic under For Each controller and specify
different environments in User Defined Variables, in some cases this works
and it's very handy. See
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#ForEach
_Controller  

Regards, 
Nermin


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From: Shirish [mailto:shirish.ganje...@gmail.com] 
Sent: 11. kolovoz 2011 15:15
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Reg: HTTP Request and HTTP Header Manager to execute these scripts
on different Application servers

Hello Friends,

As of now I am currently working with a Product Development team which works
in 5 different continents and has separate Application Servers let's say A,
B, C, D and E (all these servers are synchronized means shares the same
BUILDS/SOFTWARE'S and all .

While working with Performance Testing, I have created a Test Plan/JMX
script by recording it on the A server. I used various features of the
JMeter like CSV, Reg Ex and Listeners.

Now our requirement is to run these scripts on remaining different servers
to reproduce the issues which I encountered and reported with the
Application server A.

I found one solution as to remove the *HTTP Header Manager* present under
the Http Requests, after updating the HTTP Request Defaults -- Server name
/IP variable value to the desired Server Address; I found that some thread
requests are getting executed successfully and some or not.

Please advise if there is any other way out to do the required.



Thanks and regards,

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Re: Reg: HTTP Request and HTTP Header Manager to execute these scripts on different Application servers

I run into this sort of thing a lot at work. What I ended up doing was
making a variables.jmx file with all those variables for the different
environments defined in 4 different user defined variables config elements.
Then I just enable only the config element I want to use for a specific
environment. I include this in my test with an include controller.

You could do something like this and distribute your file around to the
various other locations that need to run your test and that would let them
customize servers and database connections and things like that to their
specific environment. You could probably set it up to pull its data from
java properties files too.

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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

2011-08-11 Thread Oliver Lloyd

If you just want a random match there is a substantially easier way to do
this. It's right there in the original regular expression extractor (even
written on the form itself) just select 0 for the Match No and you will
automatically get a random Value as the result. 

If you also want the count, well, you could just have two regexp extractors,
that'd be pretty simple. But it seems to me you actually only want to pick a
random value from the list and use it later in your script, right?

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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

I'd drop in a debug sampler before your beanshell sampler and just make sure
your regex has extracted properly. You don't need to create the keyvals if
the regex has done its job correctly, but I'd guess it didn't actually
extract anything.

IIRC the regex processor will not create an array if you specify a default
value like that and it assigns the default. It'll put 5000 in keyval, not
keyval_1.

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Re: Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

2011-08-11 Thread Adrian Speteanu

On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 3:43 PM, Nermin Caluk ner...@atlantbh.com wrote:

 Match No = -1 will match ALL occurrences

 Example: say your regex is code(.+?)/code and Match no is -1. If there
 are more than one occurrences of code this will match all of them, like
 ${EXTRACTED_CODE_1}, ${EXTRACTED_CODE_2}, ${EXTRACTED_CODE_3} etc. If there
 are 3 matches, than you will also get a variable like
 ${EXTRACTED_CODE_matchnr} with the value of 3, which is useful if you want
 to Loop through all of them.

 In the same example, if you would use Match no. = 2, this would match only
 the 2nd occurrence. Match no = 0 would match a random item.


Has its advantages, like the regExVariable_matchNr, but it complicates
things in the sense that you have to know what group to reference after - I
think its still best practice to avoid getting all occurrences in most
situations (because of memory, CPU), but its useful to know this is
possible.

Thanks all for solving this issue, last time I needed something like the OP
needed, I had to use the XPath extractor instead.



 Hope this helps,
 Nermin



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 Why are you all using Match No.: -1 ?

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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

so here is the result :
Arguments.arguments=[, UserToken=, UserName=rvuser, Password=a123456,
UserNameCreate=, LookupResponse1=, ExternalToken=, UserId=,
ActivationToken=, LoginId1=, LoginId2=, LoginId3=, LoginId4=, LoginId5=,
LoginId6=, LoginId7=, LoginId8=, LoginId9=, LoginId10=, LoginToken1=,
LoginToken2=, LoginToken3=, LoginToken4=, LoginToken5=, LoginToken6=,
LoginToken7=, LoginToken8=, LoginToken9=, LoginToken10=, AdminToken=]

So it looks like it didn't extract the data any ideas ? 


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void functions show up as failures unless failed for real

Hi,
I have a function that looks like this :
void logout(token)
when I call it via jmeter it marks it as failed(in result tree, Aggregate
results)
it only comes back as success if something is returned(failure) is there
anyway to mark as success if no response came back ?

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HTTP Cache Manager

2011-08-11 Thread Andrej van der Zee

Hi,

I have a question about the HTTP Cache Manager. In a loop I have an
HTTP sampler that executes this:

GET https://x.y.z/css/main.css

After the first request, I get:

Response code: 304
Response message: Not Modified

Though, in my browser the HTTP request is never sent and I presume it
reads it straight from disk. Is there a way to emulate this in JMeter?
I tried the options Use Cache-Control/Expires header when processing
GET request in the HTTP Cache Manager but it does not seem to make a
difference.

I am using JMeter 2.4.2.

Thank you,
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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

Using regexps seems to always boil down to debugging a regexp expression to
have it give you what you want. First of all, check the response of whatever
the regexp is attached to, in order to verify that it is, in fact, returning
what you think you're looking for.

If it is, then I usually find it helpful to start paring stuff off my
regular expression until it works. You never know what the regexp isn't
going to like. Set it up to match promiscuously, perhaps just (.*) to start
and then start adding things until it breaks. Then look at why it's breaking
on what it is.

I always prefer the xpath extractor over the regexp extractor when I can use
it, as it takes much less fiddling to make it work. Usually with the xpath
extractor I just need to remember to click use tidy and I'm good.

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Re: Saving the reply in Jmeter

2011-08-11 Thread sebb

On 11 August 2011 16:26, Bruce Ide flyingrhenqu...@gmail.com wrote:
 Using regexps seems to always boil down to debugging a regexp expression to
 have it give you what you want. First of all, check the response of whatever
 the regexp is attached to, in order to verify that it is, in fact, returning
 what you think you're looking for.

 If it is, then I usually find it helpful to start paring stuff off my
 regular expression until it works. You never know what the regexp isn't
 going to like. Set it up to match promiscuously, perhaps just (.*) to start
 and then start adding things until it breaks. Then look at why it's breaking
 on what it is.

 I always prefer the xpath extractor over the regexp extractor when I can use
 it, as it takes much less fiddling to make it work. Usually with the xpath
 extractor I just need to remember to click use tidy and I'm good.

JMeter 2.4 has a regex tester built into the Tree View Listener.

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Re: Reg: HTTP Request and HTTP Header Manager to execute these scripts on different Application servers

2011-08-11 Thread Deepak Shetty

hi
usually what you need to vary the IP address and port , potentially also the
url. You have to paremeterise all those variables so that you can switch
between them easily
http://theworkaholic.blogspot.com/2009/06/testing-multiple-environments-with.html.
regards
deepak

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 Hello Friends,

 As of now I am currently working with a Product Development team which
 works
 in 5 different continents and has separate Application Servers let’s say A,
 B, C, D and E (all these servers are synchronized means shares the same
 BUILDS/SOFTWARE'S and all .

 While working with Performance Testing, I have created a Test Plan/JMX
 script by recording it on the A server. I used various features of the
 JMeter like CSV, Reg Ex and Listeners.

 Now our requirement is to run these scripts on remaining different servers
 to reproduce the issues which I encountered and reported with the
 Application server “A”.

 I found one solution as to remove the *HTTP Header Manager* present under
 the Http Requests, after updating the “HTTP Request Defaults -- Server name
 /IP” variable value to the desired Server Address; I found that some thread
 requests are getting executed successfully and some or not.

 Please advise if there is any other way out to do the required.



 Thanks and regards,

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RE: Script execution to Uplaod a documnet through Jmeter.

Thanks Nermin,  for the info. Finally i am able resolve that issue. The issue
was with the file path.

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Jmeter script is executing successfully, but the transaction is not happening.

Hey I have recorded 2 scripts through Badboy tool, while executing the script
through Jmeter, the scripts runs successfully and shows all in green, but
actually the traction is not happening.

Detailed Scenario:

Scenario 1: The script is to do the registration in a web application to get
a user ID and Password, to do the log in to the application. The application
is a net Application.

Problem:
The script has some dynamic parameters (Viewstate, previous page, Event
Validation), so I have done Correlation, by using regular expression
extractor. I have extracted the viewstate of the current page from the
response and passed the viewstate info as a parameter for the next page.
Done the same for all 3 dynamic parameters.

While executing, in the response, it displayed as the viewstate info, is
invalid or corrupted. or in some places it displayed as: 500:Internal
server error, Viewstate is not validated by Mac.

Help:
Might be while doing the parameterization, i am wrong, Please guide me to
resolve the issue.

Scenario 2:
To raise a payment request, by providing the details (request name, docs,
etc.).

Problem:
I have done the parameterization of all the dynamic variables for
correlation,and nowhere the errors like, viewstate validation failed or
invalid state info are coming and the the script is executing with showing
all in green color.

But after the execution, when verified whether the request has raised in the
application, found that the transaction didn't happen and the request is not
present in the application.

Help:
Could you please anybody help me, how to resolve this issue. Please let me
know is there any other dynamic variable i need to do the correlation.

Info: one parameter named: rmsbh is passing for every transaction, but not
sure how to handle that parameter.

Its urgent, any help is appreciated.

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Meaning of the colors in the recorded scripts through Badboy.

Hey while recording the scripts through Badboy tool, for jmeter, some are
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Re: Meaning of the colors in the recorded scripts through Badboy.

2011-08-11 Thread sebb

Questions on Badboy should be addressed to the appropriate Badboy forum.

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XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

2011-08-11 Thread Hans C. Poo

Hi,

I'm new to Jmeter, i need to extract information from an URL inside a div, i 
tried using regular expressions but it's not feasible because there are many 
similar URLs like the one i need, the only distinghisin  but the ones i want to 
extract are located in a specific place in the page, to my knowledge Xpath 
could help me in order to point directly in the HTML nodes hiearachy, but the 
expressions in the examples doesn't work.

I try to match:

div id=menuVerticalInterior

 with  

//div[id=menuVerticalInterior]


But the assertion fails, is there something wrong with it ? or may be other 
better ways to do the job ?

Are there some requirements with respecto to HTML validation or well formedness 
?

I'm using jakarta-jmeter-2.4.

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Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

2011-08-11 Thread Deepak Shetty

//div[@id=menuVerticalInterior]/text()
Also make sure Use tidy is checked.
add a debug sampler and a view results tree listener to check your variable

regards
deepak

On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Hans C. Poo h...@welinux.cl wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm new to Jmeter, i need to extract information from an URL inside a div,
 i tried using regular expressions but it's not feasible because there are
 many similar URLs like the one i need, the only distinghisin  but the ones i
 want to extract are located in a specific place in the page, to my knowledge
 Xpath could help me in order to point directly in the HTML nodes hiearachy,
 but the expressions in the examples doesn't work.

 I try to match:

 div id=menuVerticalInterior

  with

 //div[id=menuVerticalInterior]


 But the assertion fails, is there something wrong with it ? or may be other
 better ways to do the job ?

 Are there some requirements with respecto to HTML validation or well
 formedness ?

 I'm using jakarta-jmeter-2.4.

 Thanks
 Hans Poo

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Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

2011-08-11 Thread Hans C. Poo

Deepak,

Hi, i've used the XPath expression in you email, but the XPath assertion still 
doesn't match, the results in the report tree shows tidy errors in the 
assertion, ¿ it may be the cause it doesn't work ?

Thanks
Hans

Hans Poo, Welinux S.A.
Bombero Ossa #1010, oficina 800,
+56-2-3729770, Movil: +56-9-3199305
Santiago, Chile


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Enviados: Jueves, 11 de Agosto 2011 17:00:40
Asunto: Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

//div[@id=menuVerticalInterior]/text()

Also make sure Use tidy is checked.
add a debug sampler and a view results tree listener to check your variable

regards
deepak

On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Hans C. Poo h...@welinux.cl wrote:

 Hi,

 I'm new to Jmeter, i need to extract information from an URL inside a div,
 i tried using regular expressions but it's not feasible because there are
 many similar URLs like the one i need, the only distinghisin  but the ones i
 want to extract are located in a specific place in the page, to my knowledge
 Xpath could help me in order to point directly in the HTML nodes hiearachy,
 but the expressions in the examples doesn't work.

 I try to match:

 div id=menuVerticalInterior

  with

 //div[id=menuVerticalInterior]


 But the assertion fails, is there something wrong with it ? or may be other
 better ways to do the job ?

 Are there some requirements with respecto to HTML validation or well
 formedness ?

 I'm using jakarta-jmeter-2.4.

 Thanks
 Hans Poo

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Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

2011-08-11 Thread Deepak Shetty

can you upload the HTML and send us the link?


On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 2:44 PM, Hans C. Poo h...@welinux.cl wrote:

 Deepak,

 Hi, i've used the XPath expression in you email, but the XPath assertion
 still doesn't match, the results in the report tree shows tidy errors in the
 assertion, ¿ it may be the cause it doesn't work ?

 Thanks
 Hans

 Hans Poo, Welinux S.A.
 Bombero Ossa #1010, oficina 800,
 +56-2-3729770, Movil: +56-9-3199305
 Santiago, Chile


 - Mensaje original -
 De: Deepak Shetty shet...@gmail.com
 Para: JMeter Users List jmeter-user@jakarta.apache.org
 Enviados: Jueves, 11 de Agosto 2011 17:00:40
 Asunto: Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected

 //div[@id=menuVerticalInterior]/text()

 Also make sure Use tidy is checked.
 add a debug sampler and a view results tree listener to check your variable

 regards
 deepak

 On Thu, Aug 11, 2011 at 1:49 PM, Hans C. Poo h...@welinux.cl wrote:

  Hi,
 
  I'm new to Jmeter, i need to extract information from an URL inside a
 div,
  i tried using regular expressions but it's not feasible because there are
  many similar URLs like the one i need, the only distinghisin  but the
 ones i
  want to extract are located in a specific place in the page, to my
 knowledge
  Xpath could help me in order to point directly in the HTML nodes
 hiearachy,
  but the expressions in the examples doesn't work.
 
  I try to match:
 
  div id=menuVerticalInterior
 
   with
 
  //div[id=menuVerticalInterior]
 
 
  But the assertion fails, is there something wrong with it ? or may be
 other
  better ways to do the job ?
 
  Are there some requirements with respecto to HTML validation or well
  formedness ?
 
  I'm using jakarta-jmeter-2.4.
 
  Thanks
  Hans Poo
 
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Re: XPath assertion and extraction don't work as expected