Hey Mike,
Thanks. Here's the kind of dummy test file. I actually figured out that the
first request will always contain the actual string "${[ref name]}" stuck
right in the HTTP header because regex extractor hasn't even kicked in at
that point. In the second request, I do get the default value in place of
where I wanted the value to be. So it might just be a problem with my regex
itself.
Basically, with the web app I am working with, the server responds to my
request with a session id in the HTTP Header that looks like this:
SESSION-ID: id=006C9BD4BB61F02200000009
So I tried extracting the "id=006C9BD4BB61F02200000009" part by having regex
like this:
Id=\S{24}
Does that look right?
Once this works, all I have to do is have something like this in my HTTP
request header and keep the same session id throughout my test.
SESSION-REQUEST: id=006C9BD4BB61F02200000009
Thanks again for your help.
Ryo
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