i want to write out those links, that doesn't belong to specific pool of given links.
the pool contains the following links (by example): http://jamaica.at/test1.htm http://jamaica.at/servlet34/contextlayout,5/ http://jamaica.at/guide/home.htm AND http://jamaica.at/article(N).htm (where N = a number between 0 and 1000, some ID of course) beside this links, it is in some cases possible, that there are other links too. and for these other links i want JMeter to call an Error. other link example: http://jamaica.at/home.html http://jamaica.at/servletcontainer/index/snoop ... What I do: I parse the Hyperlinks of a given Page, then I proove if the link is one of the pool, IF NOT i call a HTTP Sample with some wrong parameter, so it get marked red in a listener. So I get all the foreign links of the page, that shouldn't appear there. But the Problem is http://jamaica.at/article(N).htm this kind of link. I want to proove this too, but not with a simple IF condition because I just know the structure of the link, but not what all links will look like in production area. So I thought of the combination Regular Expression Extractor and IF CONTROLLER. But it doesn't work some way like this: IF CONTROLLER( "${parsedLink}"=="/article\d+\.htm" ) Any other way to go? nice regards Christian -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Dienstag, 22. November 2005 17:16 An: JMeter Users List Betreff: Re: want to list all foreign links of a page - or IF Controller and Regular Expressions What are you trying to do? S. On 22/11/05, Baumgartner, Christian <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > following szenario: > > i have a html page that contains usually these links: link1, link2, > linkY > now for what ever reason there appears a linkX. > > every link points to another file on the same server, so just asking > about the server in the url assertion isn't a solution. > > as long as it worked i did the following: > > > parse all links from page in variable parsedLink > > if controller (is it link1?) > if controller (is it link2?) > if controller (is it linkY?) > httpSample( parsedLink ) > urlAssertion( any wrong word, so that it > get marked red in the tree listener ) > > > that worked for linkX, but now i have a lot more links on the page that > are valid, with a special sample: link_<ID>_something > the ID changes from one link to another. when i go further like the > example above i'll grow old and die before i will finish *gg* > > is there a solution to use regular expressions in the if controller? or > has someone another idea? > > > > nice regards > Christian > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
