Understood. From next time it will not happen. Sorry for inconvenience. Rushabh
________________________________ From: Felix Schumacher Sent: Friday, July 8, 2022 7:06 PM To: user@jmeter.apache.org Subject: Re: Facing response assertion issue. I have to admit, that I don't understand, what you really want. What CSV file? You didn't explain, where it comes from or how you included it in your test plan. Maybe it helps, if you post a minimal test plan, that shows, what you want to do. You can use a JSR 223 Sampler to generate a body by setting it to Groovy and using a multi-line String to set the body. (Put """[NEW LINE]my body[NEW LINE]""" into the script section of the sampler and replace [NEW LINE] with actual new lines) On this sampler you can place your assertion. That way, you don't have to rely on any server or third party plugin. Felix PS. This mailing list is run by volunteers. If you need something urgent, you should consider looking for commercial support. I think it is rude to add "It's a bit urgent" on this list or on the bug tracker. If you use a tool for your $-job, then take the time to learn it, before you sell your expertise to others. Am 08.07.22 um 14:13 schrieb Rushabh Doshi: Hi All, I am using response assertion with following combination. 1. Apply to à Main sample only 2. Filed to test is set to Text response ( the response text from the server) 3. Pattern to test is set to Contains Currently what happen is, it validates the value only which has defined in csv file not against the response body. Question: In response assertion, I want to validate the response from response body against the value which has defined in csv file if contains or matches the value then it should pass otherwise assertion should be failed. Are we supporting this if yes then could someone share the example please as it’s a bit urgent for me? Thanks in Advance, Rushabh
