You would be better off using the __regexFunction, I think. The GUI extractor
component
doesn't save all the groups - it only saves the templated result into the reference
name variable.
so, you should expect your variable ${testitems} would equal 123366, but you wouldn't
have
access to the other groups. Which is an interesting thing by itself - how to best
provide the
kind of flexibility you apparently need?
Anyway, you can do what you want with the __regexFunction, so I'd use that instead.
-Mike
On 11 Jun 2003 at 16:41, Andy Dailey wrote:
> For the developers out there, this is a great product. I am very happy
> with it. However, I am currently having an issue getting the Regular
> Expression Extractor to work correctly. I have tried to get this to run
> for a while now to no avail. I am currently using jmeter1.9 RC.
>
>
>
> Here is a snippet from the prior response that I am trying to extract
> from:
> <table style="table-layout: fixed" border="0">
> <tr id="s407474" class="clsTableRow"
> onclick="toggleRowSelection(frmDispatch, this, '123366' ,'116019'
> ,'407474');"><td width='24px' class="clsHiddenTableData"><img
> ---END snippet
>
> I am trying to extract "toggleRowSelection(frmDispatch, this, '123366'
> ,'116019' ,'407474')" out of the prior response to use the numbers as
> parameters in the next request. example: item=123366,116019,407474
>
> my test plan consists of:
>
> thread group
> -simple controller
> --....
> --html request
> --Regular Expression Extractor
> --Html Link Parser
> --html request
>
> My data for Regular Expression Extractor
> Reference name: testItems
> Regular Expression: toggleRowSelection[(]frmDispatch, this, '(\d+)'
> ,'(\d+)' ,'(\d+)'
> template: $1$
> Match Number (0 for Random): 0
> Default Value: 0
>
> In the second html request, I have coded the parameter as
> item=${testItems_g1}
>
> When I run the test, I get the following in the request data:
>
> http://****.***.com:8888/spdd/viewNotes.do
> Query Data: filter=ALL&dispatchItems=%24%7BtestItems_g1%7D with a null
> pointer exception. What is it that looks incorrect?
>
> Perhaps I misunderstand the way to use the Expression extractor...
>
> Thanks,
> Andy Dailey
> Haworth Inc.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Andrew Dailey
> Systems Analyst
> Information Systems
> Haworth Inc.
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