>Now they are using JSP and the project id is been displayed in the URL itself. which means it must be in the previous page (on which the link is clicked or it is formed by javascript or being sent as part of a redirect). Inspect the HTML in your browser.
On Wed, May 12, 2010 at 10:12 PM, Nithya Prakash <[email protected]>wrote: > I'm working on Jmeter for automating the test process. I have created a > project and need to edit the project details. For this i need to extract > the > project id since i cannot hardcore the project id every time i run the > script in jmeter. > > The scenario is like this : > > 1. Previously the page was build using JSF and it was little easier to find > the hidden value and using Regular Expression Extractor i was able to > extract the hidden value and run the test script in jmeter. things where > fine. > > 2. Now they are using JSP and the project id is been displayed in the URL > itself. Am not able to extract the project id using Reg Exp Extractor and > run my script.its getting failed. > > Question : How to extract the hidden values(project id) in the JSP page?? > > Help me out with possible solution please. > > Thanks in Advance > -- > Nithya Prakash.L > [email protected] > +919623320453 >
