Try:
- vars.get("city_10") or you could use ${city_10}
- vars.put( "city_10", "a" )
- print(${city_10}) or print(vars.get("city_10"))
On Fri, Jun 5, 2009 at 12:19 PM, mattlamignat <[email protected]>wrote:
>
> This is my test plan:
>
> |-User Defined Variable
> |-HTTP Request
> |-Regular Expression Extractor
> |-SOAP Request
> |-Response Assertion
>
> What I have to do is to capture strings from the HTTP response and check if
> they do exist in the SOAP response. The thing is that I don't know how many
> strings I need to capture (for instance Cities) will be in the HTTP
> response. I set regexp to capture all of them:
> Match No.(0 for Random) -1
> I set 10 variables in the Response Assertion
> ${city_1}
> ${city_2}
> ....
> ${city_10}
>
> The problem is when I have less than 10 Cities in the HTTP response. In
> this
> case my assertions fail with the message "Test failed: text expected to
> contain /${city_10}/"
>
> I try to replace null in the ${city_10} with some string that exist in the
> SOAP response so my test will not fail.
>
> I added BeanShell PreProcessor as a child of SOAP Request:
>
> if (vars.get("${city_10}") == null){
> vars.put( "${city_10}", "a" );
> print(vars.get("${city_10}")); // just to ensure above line changed the
> value to "a"
> }
>
> but it's not working - I'm still getting the message "Test failed: text
> expected to contain /${city_10}/"
>
> please help..
>
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