>1.how to compare the response of recorded and executed scripts for finding >dynamic parameters in jmeter. Your script might not even execute correctly - so comparing responses before you have modified the script is of little value . You can however record two scripts that do the same thing (but which perhaps vary the data) and compare the differences in what gets recorded (since the JMX file is a text file you can compare it with anything that compares text files)
>2.is <http://2.is> there is any option of find and replase the correlated value at once. You define a User Defined variables element where the names match the names of the dynamic parameters See section 17.5 -- http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/best-practices.html >3.how to use the shared variable in jmeter. >eg:-I have two scripts how can I use the output of first script as input to >second script. Im assuming you mean two separate jmeter scripts that you are executing at different times When you say output you need to define what you mean . if you mean variables then you can use sample_variables in Jmeter.properties to write a CSV file , if you mean the response of some sampler you can write that too using one of the listeners , if your needs are really custom , then use a custom listener (or the ones that allow you to write your own code) >4.where is the option to find the occurences of correlated values in jmeter. See answer to 2 >5.how to find the first ocurence of dynamic value in jmeter. >please help. For me I find it useful to actually look at the recorded script and understand what the application is doing , which in turn tells me directly what is dynamic. Otherwise if you repeat exactly the same script (at a different time) and values change , those parameters are dynamic. If you repeat the same test but vary your data (like username or product name) and values change for some parameters then those are dynamic (obviously other than the username or productname itself). if you change some other data - for e.g. like you login with a user who has admin privileges v/s a normal user and things change then those values are dynamic. And so on. there is no way to automatically deduce such things in JMeter. regards deepak On Tue, Jul 7, 2015 at 8:24 AM, Pravesh Prajapati < [email protected]> wrote: > Hi all > I have some questions please help me . > 1.how to compare the response of recorded and executed scripts for finding > dynamic parameters in jmeter. > 2.is there is any option of find and replase the correlated value at once. > 3.how to use the shared variable in jmeter. > eg:-I have two scripts how can I use the output of first script as input to > second script. > 4.where is the option to find the occurences of correlated values in > jmeter. > 5.how to find the first ocurence of dynamic value in jmeter. > please help. > > Regards > pravesh prajapati. > > > -- > Regards, > Pravesh prajapati. > Mob:-9702600170 >
