Thanks. no problem.
I've found my mistake. Probably I can't use jmeter function in beanshell.
Ok I see your problem but
I never used {__regexFunction. I'm sorry but I can't help you on this kind
of function problem
In my project, I used a lot of regular expression, but
I coded directly in java code to execute them (see java.util.regex)
1- I write a java code with a return value by using a "BeanShell
Sampler"(script field).
2- I executed it
3- Display the result in a "View result tree" result.
perhaps it will help you
annie35
irtoip wrote:
>
> Yes, I'm sure the response is correct, because I printed it.
> Even if I call function with such expresion:
>
> ${__regexFunction((.*),$1$,1,,NO_LINK,ACT_LINK,EMAIL_RESPONSE)};
>
> there is no results.
>
>
> annie35 wrote:
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> Your response is Correct ?
>> If it is ok the you can test your regular expression on your response
>> data with this web site http://www.spaweditor.com/scripts/regex/index.php
>>
>> It is a free site. It enables to test regular expression on every data
>> then find what you want.
>>
>> good luck
>> annie35
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> irtoip wrote:
>>>
>>> I have problem, or really don't know how to use jmeter. I have such
>>> plan:
>>>
>>> - Mail reader sampler
>>> |-BeanShell Assertion
>>> - Http Request
>>>
>>> In BeanShell Assertion I'm reading mail and doing regexp on it. The
>>> script:
>>>
>>> import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
>>>
>>> SampleResult[] results = Response.getSubResults();
>>>
>>> vars.put("EMAIL_RESPONSE",results[0].getResponseDataAsString());
>>> //print(vars.get("EMAIL_RESPONSE")+"===========");
>>>
>>> ${__regexFunction( .*uid=(.*)&token=(.*)
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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