Hi Deepak, On Fri, Jul 30, 2010 at 3:02 AM, Deepak Shetty <[email protected]> wrote:
> Can be done using the standard HTTPSampler. > If your objects are complex use something like http://www.json.org/java/to > get your objects and String alongwith Beanshell in Jmeter to dynamically > add > your values to the sampler otherwise you can manipulate strings yourself > > I am new to Jmeter and still getting used to it. My JSON snippet is not very complex. I want to construct key/value pairs (JSON) from a CSV file, convert it to JSON payload and send it as POST payload. I gave a try loading my CSV using the CSV Data Set documented on the website, but I was unsuccessful. Is it possible to do something like this : 1. For every POST request, pick up a row from the CSV file 2. Convert this row to a JSON payload. 3. Ask Jmeter to use this as POST data. That's how I imagine it should be done. Is this wrong? Thanks, /harsha
