I trying to extract data from xml response using RegEx. But problem is different xml response but same tag. How do i extract both of them.
This is first xml
This is second xml
As u see there are same tag named "AcctId" but contain different data.
In the first case the value you're looking for is under CAAcctId tag
In the second case the value you're looking for is under AcctId tag
just amend your regex to check the previous line and it should start working as you expect.
Also given you're getting XML it might make more sense to go for XPath Extractor which allows executing arbitrary XPath queries to fetch data from XML/XHTML responses, it will be more readable, robust and reliable than trying to parse XML with regular expressions which are sensitive to markup change
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I want to extract this data in hex form.
I have tried with Regular Expression Extractor and Save Responses to a file but these two methods extract only the plaintext which is a string of non printable characters.
The context is to simulate a VNC authentication using DES.
Any help ?
Binary data in which form? You can add JSR223 PostProcessor as a child of the request and use the following code:
def data = prev.getResponseData()
As a result you will have a byte array holding the response data.
I have no idea about the format, you can find the specification in the RFC 6143
You might need a 3rd-party library like Vernacular VNC or LGPL VNCj in order to properly parse the response and get "interesting" values from there.
See How to Extract Data From Files With JMeter article to learn more about the concept
I am testing Tibco Soap requests. From the image shown below, I am able to see that I am sending the correct XML in encoded form:
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But on the receiving server, when the received data is logged, there seems to be extra XML tags whose source I cannot account for, as seen in this image:
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Note the duplicate XML, in both encoded and un-encoded formats. What could be the cause of this?
Usually that depends where the text is displayed. string variables containing (serialized) xml data will show xml tags as single chars in the content view (once you click in the field). In source view you will see the xml-encoded version (< instead of <) in order to allow a full source view to contain xml data between xml tags.
They are both the same. Usually BW does not auto-convert strings on plain mappings (except frequent translations or literal CR and LFs).
I am evaluating a couple different libraries to see which one will best fit what I need.
Right now I am looking at Bleve, but I am happy to use any library.
I am looking to index full files except specific ones which are in XML format. For those I only want Bleve to index specific tags as most of the tags are worthless to search. I am trying to evaluate if this is possible but, being new to Bleve, I am not sure what part I need to customize.
The documentation is very good, but I can't seem to find this answer. All I need is an explanation with keywords and steps, no code is required, I just need a push as I have spent hours spinning my wheels with google searches and I am getting no where.
There are probably many ways to approach this. Here's one.
Bleve indexes documents which are collections of key/value metadata pairs.
In your case, a document could be represented by 2 key/value pairs: name of .xml file (to uniquely identify the document) and content of the file.
type Doc struct {
Name string
Body string
}
The issue is that body is XML and Bleve doesn't support XML out-of-the-box.
A way to address it would be to pre-process XML file by stripping unwanted tags and content. You can do it using encoding/xml standard library.
For an example of a similar task you can see the code of https://github.com/blevesearch/fosdem-search/
In there they index file in custom format (https://github.com/blevesearch/fosdem-search/blob/master/fosdem.ical) by parsing it into a format they can submit to Bleve for indexing (https://github.com/blevesearch/fosdem-search/blob/master/ical.go).
I have a piece of HTML that I would like to parse with Nokogiri, but I do not know whether it is a full HTML document (with DOCTYPE, etc) or a fragment (e.g. just a div with some elements in it).
This makes a difference for Nokogiri, because it should use #fragment for parsing fragments but #parse for parsing full documents.
Is there a way to determine whether a given piece of text is a fragment or a full HTML document?
Denis
Depends on how trashed your page is, but
/^(?:\s*<!DOCTYPE)|(?:\s*<html)/
should work in most cases.
The simplest way would be to look for the mandatory <html> tag, using for instance a regular expression /<html[\s>])/ (allowing attributes).
Is this sufficient to solve your problem?
I am using JMeter for a real estate application when I am selecting a plot it is generating a dynamic value like this 1305003402565. It is incrementing like this 1305003280751 per request to request I need to capture this value and I am not able to find it in the source code.
You may be able to force your application to show the dynamic value in the source code by requesting the page as a GET (instead of POST). Then, using Tree View, copy the source into your favorite regular expression extractor to write your regex to extract the value.