Re: Regular Expression Extractor and its Variables

I agree that would be more efficient to do all assertions useing BeanShell I have never used Controllers, not sure why would that be a better way? Thanks, mattlamignat hi if you have a simple text match then BeanShell Assertion(or java or bsf) even if you have regexes you could use the java

expected Response code: 500

I'm getting 'Response code: 500' responces for several SOAP/XML-RPC requests and they are expected responses. How I can force JMeter to not mark such responces as failures. I mean marked as red transactions in 'View Results Tree' -- View this message in context:

Regular Expression Extractor and its Variables

This is my test plan: |-User Defined Variable |-HTTP Request |-Regular Expression Extractor |-SOAP Request |-Response Assertion What I have to do is to capture strings from the HTTP response and check if they do exist in the SOAP response. The thing is that I don't know how many

Re: Regular Expression Extractor and its Variables

: if (vars.get(${city_10}) == null) is wrong should be vars.get(city_10) Im sure theres a better way to do what you want though :) regards deepak On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 9:19 AM, mattlamignat mateusz_grode...@o2.pl wrote: This is my test plan: |-User Defined Variable |-HTTP Request