In the Component reference, the Http Request section, maybe some more could be added to the mime type. I had a form which was multipart and the parameters weren't coming through b/c i didn't set the recording (actually, i used the proxy to originally grab the page, and _it_ didn't pick up that the form enctype was multipart/form-data. Though even if it were in the doc, i probably would have missed it.
Using the proxy to grab all your form data and requests, etc is VERY nice to save some work, but you still have to realize that you have to tweak the tests a bit.
Mark Lassau wrote:
Mark Lybarger wrote:
i'm fairly new to JMeter.Send this value with your request (and so on...)
on the wiki, http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?JMeterFAQ, under /How do I parameterize my JMeter test cases?, /item 2 says to "Click the Add button to add the following user defined variables to the Test Plan node:". i think that should read:
"Click the Add button to add a Pre Processor > User Parameter to the Test Plan node. Click Add Variable to add the folowing variables/values to the User Parameter list.
i'm also extremely interested in the section that follows, the dynamic parameters. unfortunately, being a java junkie, i don't have much experience with perl regular expressions. is there perhaps a collection of usage of these regular expressions with JMeter? one thing that i can think of is, say you have a hidden input form element that contains a value that you need to grab:
<input type="hidden" name="HiddenVarYouCantSee" value="IChangePerRequest" />
<input type="hidden" name="SecondHidden" value="IChangePerRequest" />
<input type="hidden" name="ThirdHidden" value="IChangePerRequest" />
how would i grab the value(s) here? yes, there's other hidden variables on the form that i don't care about. i only know the name of the ones that i do care about.
thanks!
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${__regexFunction(<input type="hidden" name="HiddenVarYouCantSee" value="(.*)" />,$1$,1,,,)}
I'd suggest you read through the whole user manual http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/index.html before using JMeter. Glance over the stuff you think you aren't interested in. Some of the info you want is not necessarily were you would first look.
I found chapter 13 <http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html>, "Component Reference", the most useful, although at first glance you would think it is a reference to look up one at a time later.
see http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#__regexFunction
to figure out the regex voodoo above.
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