How about ...
Test plan
thread group
loop controller (10 times)
http request
Timer (1 sec)
simple controller
http request 2
Timer 3600 sec
This doesn't work if you remove the second http request - (but after all it
doesn't have to point to a valid URL does it
Yes, that worked fine, as I expected the plan to...
Thanks a lot for your help
Cyril ZEKSER
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Hi,
I need to use the Regular Expression Extractor to get some data out from the server
response. However, I still have troubles with getting it working properly. The first
problem is connected with the Match No. parameter of RegExtractor - when I set it to
0 or 1 it works just nice. But when
Ending a regex with .* is guaranteed to match the rest of the page. Try
something like:
img[^]*src=([^]*)
And buy a book about regular expressions - it's money well spent as regexes
are very complex.
-Mike
On 8 Jul 2003 at 16:29, Bachor¡k Jaroslav wrote:
Hi,
I need to use the Regular
JMeter currently uses Apache ORO (http://jakarta.apache.org/oro/index.html)
to handle regular expressions.
These are Perl5 compatible so a Perl book might help, otherwise Mastering
Regular Expressions by O'Reilly is recommended in the JavaDoc for JDK 1.4
(Java regular expressions are based on
Just happened across the Sun Java regex tutorial:
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/tutorial/extra/regex/index.html
JMeter does not use Java.util.regex - but I imagine most of the material
will be relevant.
HTH.
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From: BAZLEY, Sebastian
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