Am 20.10.2016 16:01, schrieb Roberto Braga:
I think there is a bug in the file
apache-jmeter-3.0-src/src/components/org/apache/jmeter/extractor/json/jsonpath/JSONPostProcessor.java
at line 163, there is the else where i goes if only one match
The below src code is not in sync with the current code.
But I think the important step for you is to place an additional var
with 'name_1' into vars in the case, when only one element is found and
-1 is used to indicate, that all elements are wanted.
If you want to update your patch you could have a look at the current
trunk and use the function stringify(Object).
Regards,
Felix
} else {
// else just one value extracted
Object obj = extractedValues.get(0);
String objAsString =
obj != null ? obj.toString() : ""; //$NON-NLS-1$
* vars.put(currentRefName, *
* objAsString); *
* if (matchNumber < 0 && getComputeConcatenation()) {*
* vars.put(currentRefName + ALL_SUFFIX, objAsString);*
* }*
}
The part which set the vars is worng it should be like the following:
} else {
// else just one value extracted
Object obj = extractedValues.get(0);
String objAsString =
obj != null ? obj.toString() : ""; //$NON-NLS-1$
* if (matchNumber < 0 && getComputeConcatenation()) {*
* vars.put(currentRefName + "_1", *
* objAsString);*
* vars.put(currentRefName + ALL_SUFFIX, objAsString);*
* } else {*
* vars.put(currentRefName, *
* objAsString);*
* }*
}
In this way it respect the matchNumber docs specification even if only
one value is extracted.
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