Re: Regular Expression Extractor-Help Needed

On 08/09/2008, Mathumathi Palani Bommu, EAS-Chennai [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Add Regular Expression extractor and provide the values as Reference name:session Regular Expression :input type=hidden name=userSession value=(.*) I think that will capture too much as . also matches any it

RE: User defined variables

G'day My understanding is that the UDP actually creates a local variable of the same name and doesn't alter the value of the UDV. From the manual: If a runtime element such as a User Parameters Pre-Processor or Regular Expression Extractor defines a variable with the same name as one of the

RE: Regular Expression Extractor-Help Needed

Provide the regular expression as input type=hidden name=userSession value=(.*) -Original Message- From: Mathumathi Palani Bommu, EAS-Chennai [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, September 08, 2008 4:13 PM To: JMeter Users List Subject: RE: Regular Expression Extractor-Help Needed

RE: Regular Expression Extractor-Help Needed

Add Regular Expression extractor and provide the values as Reference name:session Regular Expression :input type=hidden name=userSession value=(.*) Template:$1$ Match #:0 U can use the sessionid value captured Regular expression extractor as ${session} in the further requests -Original

Trouble defining whether login was successful

Hi, I just downloaded JMeter for Win XP. I'm trying to figure out how to define whether a login request was successful or not. I added an Assertion Listener to my HTTP Reqeust (named 'Login Request) but I can't figure out how, within the Listener, to say success is equal to the string Manage

Structure of JMETER

Hi Since last Friday I am trying to find out how the structure of JMETER GUI is setup. I must extends the BeanShellSampler, BeanShellPreprocessor and BeanShellPostPreprocessor with the ability to set a flag if the class loader must be initiated at every run or only at the beginning of the

Re: User defined variables

On 08/09/2008, Ian Blavins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: G'day My understanding is that the UDP actually creates a local variable of the same name and doesn't alter the value of the UDV. From the manual: If a runtime element such as a User Parameters Pre-Processor or Regular Expression

Re: Trouble defining whether login was successful

On 08/09/2008, laredotornado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi, I just downloaded JMeter for Win XP. I'm trying to figure out how to define whether a login request was successful or not. I added an Assertion Listener to my HTTP Reqeust (named 'Login Request) but I can't figure out how,

Send an HTTP request and auto-check the first checkbox?

Hi, I'm using the latest version of JMeter on WinXP. I have the below HTTP Request ... http://screencast.com/t/7YhM8KGRL but I have hard-coded what would be submitted if a user checked a particular checkbox on the page (name=value(kstoel9914c),value=true). Is there a way I can put in my HTTP

Re: Send an HTTP request and auto-check the first checkbox?

This is a great idea. I'm having an issue and I'm sure its because I'm not used to this yet. I created a regular expression extractor under the controller for which I want to extract a variable: http://screencast.com/t/BUGqOIcK but in the next controller I try and reference this variable and

Re: Send an HTTP request and auto-check the first checkbox?

On 08/09/2008, laredotornado [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: This is a great idea. I'm having an issue and I'm sure its because I'm not used to this yet. I created a regular expression extractor under the controller for which I want to extract a variable: http://screencast.com/t/BUGqOIcK

Re: Structure of JMETER

On 08/09/2008, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi Since last Friday I am trying to find out how the structure of JMETER GUI is setup. I must extends the BeanShellSampler, BeanShellPreprocessor and BeanShellPostPreprocessor with the ability to set a flag if the class loader