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Hi daniel,
Thanks for your reply.
please clarify on this whether i have done is correct or not.
First Let me expalin our application structure:
/MessageTracking/jsp/UserLogin.html ---> this is the first page, where
username, login is entered. After Sucessful login, it calls the servlet in
MessageTracking/servlet/UserAdminServlet. then this servlet controls the whole
application.In that servlet i have written many switch cases where based on the
request calls the corresponding JSP pages.Before calling that JSP pages,we have
set attributes,which java script and CSS files to be used by that particular
JSP pages.
one switch case code is
DocumentReportHandler.actionGETDOCUMENTREPORT(request,response,userDetails);
request.setAttribute("Title","C4.net:Document Report:Search");
request.setAttribute("Style","/MessageTracking/jsp/style.css");
request.setAttribute("Script","/MessageTracking/jsp/validation.js");
scObj.getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/DocumentReport.jsp").forward(request,
response);
please explain me for this scenario, and check whether i have done is correct
or not. if not please expalin me what i have done wrong.
In JMeter, i have created
Thread group
1.Http request --> for message/jsp/UserLogin.html page
2.Http request --> /MessageTracking/servlet/UserAdminServlet
a.Regular expression extract
3. For each controller
a. Http Request ---> ${regexp}
4. View Result in tree
In Regular expression extract I have given regular expression as
(.*\.jsp) for finding .jsp file.( i think something wrong in this ) please tell
me how i have to do in JMeter.
Please try to clarify my doubts in your convenience time.
Thanks and regards
S.Kalaivanan
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 Daniel Browne wrote :
>It is probably worth you reading some background material on regular
>expressions. Jmeter uses Perl regulaer expressions so have a look at:
>
> http://www.perldoc.com/perl5.8.4/pod/perlrequick.html
>
>To match a line that contains "/jsp/InterchangeDetails.jsp" anywhere on the
>line, use the following as the regular expression, for example in the
>"Patterns to test" part of a "Response Assertion" try:
>
> /jsp/InterchangeDetails.jsp
>
>Then add an "Assertion Results" listener to view the results.
>
>Cheers,
>Daniel.
>
>kalaivanan subramani wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>>I am new in Jmeter and Regular expressions. Please kind enough to find out
>>one solution for my requirement.
>>
>>In my jsp file i have one line like
>>
>>"scObj.getRequestDispatcher("/jsp/InterchangeDetails.jsp").forward(request,
>>response);"
>>
>>Sir, using regular expression I have to get path of this file like
>>"/jsp/InterchangeDetails.jsp"
>>
>>Kindly requesting you to help me on getting that.
>>
>>Thanking you in advance
>>
>>Thanks and Regards
>>V.R.Suresh
>>
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