See http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-jmeter/RegularExpressions.
You need to tell the matcher which part of the pattern
hddukey=[0-9]+\([0-9]\)&
to return
In your case you probably want
hddukey=([0-9]+\([0-9]\))&
BTW, [0-9] can be expressed as \d
On Wed, 20 Oct 2004 16:08:25 +0200, Boris Raeschler
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hello friends of jmeter,
>
> i am new with jmeter, which if you ask me is a some kind of a good
> software, but i have a problem to extraxt
> regular expressions from my response.
>
> one part of my test_plan looks like this:
>
> HTTP - REGUEST ALPHA(Post DATA)
> Regular Expression One (cild of beta)
>
> HTTP -REQUEST BETA (POST too)
> here is an example for the response from ALPHA
>
> 'FullDocView.jsp?hdix=0&pos=0&max=7985&hddukey=1715645(8)&hdpakey=1715636(8)&weg=suchen');"
>
> what i want is to extraxt the values from max(7985), hddukey(1715645(8)
> and hdpakey(1715636(8).
>
> ok, my regular expression extractor has following settings:
>
> Reference Name: hddukey (is the first time, that i use this
> variable)
> RegularExpress: hddukey=[0-9]+\([0-9]\)&
> template: <is empty>
> Match Number:1
> DefaultValue: noValue
>
> is this ok???? i tested the expression with REGEXCOACH
>
> in REQUEST - BETA i reference the variable with
> Name: hddukey
> Value: ${hddukey}
>
> but the GET REQUEST contains just "hddukey=&hdpakey=&"
>
> ok, what is wrong???
>
> maybe someone has an answer.
>
> THANKS
> Boris
>
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