<html><head><title>Object moved</title></head><body>
<h2>Object moved to here.</h2>
</body></html>
In above html response, how can i extract code, scope, session_state value. These values are dynamic in nature. Can someone please help me here. I tried below:
a:contain(code)/a:containsOwn(code)/ a[href*='code']
gives only here as result using above tricks.
I don't think you can use CSS Selector Extractor to extract a part of the href attribute, you can only get the full value, moreover your syntax is not correct, see CSS Selector Reference article for more details.
I would rather suggest going for Boundary Extractor, it basically extracts everything between "left" and "right" boundaries so you could do something like:
More information: The Boundary Extractor vs. the Regular Expression Extractor in JMeter
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I ran into a problem in JMeter.
I have URL and into body there is GET http://test.com/registration?test={value} and I need to extract value of test parameter and put this value to the next url to another parameter.
I used Regular Expression Extractor but all I can do is pull out the whole URL but not specific value from the URL.
By way of example:
http://test.com/browse where we have code 303 and in the body
See Other.
I need to extract value from http://test.com/registration?test={value} and put this value to the another URL
If you have any thoughts on this please help. Thanks in advance!
I used Regular Expression Extractor but all I can do is pull out the whole URL but not specific value from the URL.
Probably there are any other ways to solve it.
Try with this regular expression:
test=(.+?)"
Full configuration just in case:
You will be able to refer extracted value as ${value} where required.
You might find Boundary Extractor easier to use, in this case you just need to provide "left" and "right" boundaries and it will extract everything in-between:
More information: The Boundary Extractor vs. the Regular Expression Extractor in JMeter
I want to get the value of
input type = "hidden" name = "CRAFT_CSRF_TOKEN"
value="dfsdgdg"
below is the response that I am getting for my first request. I want to read the value from the first request and use it in my subsequent request. I tried using a regular expression extractor,
CSS selector extractor and XPath extractor none of them workedenter image description hereenter image description here
input type="hidden" name="CRAFT_CSRF_TOKEN" value="4edwUQQn9gYbf5zYjz4fuRIfyu3lzoXi3_27IU7Jj54RLskSWvVvnKadSTdGYpVofQmqn79hT9dHLYeBsZf0h6-M9HErsMb6eXiHWTXHXt4="
XPath: //input[#type='hidden' and #name='CRAFT_CSRF_TOKEN']/#value
However it's better to go for XPath2 (the same syntax can be used)
CSS: input[type=hidden][name=CRAFT_CSRF_TOKEN]
You can use the XPath Extractor, XPath2 Extractor and CSS Extractor as in the other answer. They all work well if your response is a valid HTML.
Here is another option with a Regular Expression Extractor.
Regular expression
name="CRAFT_CSRF_TOKEN" value="(.*?)"
Note: You can validate the syntax of regular expressions, CSS, XPath, etc in the View Result Tree.
I need to extract value from the response body text and need to add that value for another request. I need to write a regular expression to capture the below-mentioned value.
<id>45893943</id>
If you're looking for a regular expression - it would be something like <id>(\d+)</id> where:
d - matches any number
+ - repetition
It might be easier for you to consider Boundary Extractor as it's configuration is more simple and it acts much faster, just provide <id> as the left boundary and </id> as the right boundary and JMeter will extract everything between the boundaries:
And last but not the least, using regular expressions for parsing HTML or XML is not the best idea, you might want to use CSS Selector Extractor or XPath Extractor instead, however we need to see the full response in order to be able to come up with the best solution
I'm new to jmeter and I'm facing an issue with Regular Expression Extractor.
Details:
Http request: /apps/Account/LogOn/TestFirm
This is the response I've received (I've edited for security purpose).
The response from the result tree appears to be from redirected message, probably its hidden response.
<html><head><title>Object moved</title></head><body>
<h2>Object moved to here.</h2>
</body></html>
!DOCTYPE html>
Now I need to capture SAMLRequest and I've used Regular Expression Extractor with the below information:
Reference Name: SAMLRequest
Regular Expression: SAMLRequest=(.+?)">here
Template: $1$
Match no (0 for random): 1
Default value:
And in the following HTTP Request I've used ${SAMLRequest} and in the request message it goes as ${SAMLRequest} instead of the value. I think nothing is being captured.
Can anyone please help me on how to capture the hidden response as shown above?
Also, what is RelayState? Is it applicable here?
Edit:
191 - is where the SAMLRequest is received from the response.
I have added Regular Expression Extractor, I guess here the value is hidden or something?
193 - I'm using ${SAMLRequest} and in the request body I can see
&SAMLRequest=${SAMLRequest}
instead of the actual value.
You may want to check the "Apply to" checkbox in the Regular expression extractor. This parameter defines which regular expression will be applied to either only main sample results or to the embedded resources too.
The Reg Ex which you have written is correct, Check where exactly this SAMLRequest is generating and use the Reg Ex there.
Try to use the match no as 0 and also make sure that the filed to check is Response Headers(since i could see that the value is generating in the header tag) and the regular expression
You may want to consider doing this with a BSF preprocessor, This will give you the full range of java string parsing operations.
Of course, there will be a way to make this work with a regular expression extractor, but BSF preprocessor, should work equally well, and may allow you to get around a roadblock by using a syntax you are more used to (if you are more used to java)
html code
<span id="nameDomain">gmail.com</span>
How to take the field values in Regular Expression extractor of jmeter
What i have to give
Regular Expression:
Template:
Match No.(0 for Random):
You can check the below example to extract the value.
You need to use ${spanval} in the subsequent requests to access the value you have extracted.
Check this: JMeter - Regular Expression
Extractor
In general using regular expressions to parse HTML isn't a very good idea as regular expressions are very sensitive to markup change and very fragile.
You can use XPath Extractor instead.
Add XPath Extractor as a child of the request which returns that "span" and configure it as follows:
Check Use Tidy box if response is not XHTML-compliant
Reference Name: anything meaningful, i.e. nameDomain
XPath Query: //span[#id='nameDomain']/text()
Refer extracted value as ${nameDomain} where required.
See XPath Tutorial for language reference and Using the XPath Extractor in JMeter for some more details.
If you still want to use Regular Expressions, the relevant Regular Expression will be <span id="nameDomain">(\S+)</span> and Template $1$. Other fields (apart from the "Reference Name" may be left as they are.