I have a requirement where i need to convert ASCII to HEX in Jmeter 5.0
I am pretty new to this Jmeter, so can I get a clear idea on how to implement this and
how do i convert?
Please help
JMeter comes with Apache Commons Codec library so you can use Hex class to convert your ASCII string into corresponding hexadecimal value using __groovy() function like:
${__groovy(org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Hex.encodeHexString('your ASCII string'.getBytes('UTF-8')),)}
Demo:
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I have a string "Urząd" with polish characters.
How to convert string in ISO-8859-2 format using JMeter(Groovy or Beanshel) ?
Expected value after conversion is Urz%B1d. Appreciate if anyone can help on this.
Thanks
URLEncoder class provides encode() function which takes charset as the second argument
URLEncoder.encode('Urząd','ISO-8859-2')
Demo:
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We are using java.text.NumberFormat class to format the currency values using the method getInstance(Locale paramLocale). Our issue is when we pass es_CO(Columbia) language code it automatically formats it in value 123,00 instead of 123.00. Is there a way to format with dot instead of comma?
I am using Spring platform(hybris)
Please note due to business reasons it is not possible for me to change the locale.
You can use DecimalFormat to have your own format.
Look at this How can I format a String number to have commas and round?
I automating a script in which I am using a regular expression to extract the path of the next HTTP request, the problem is that the value matched with the regular expression contains things like /, so I need to convert that into/, in order to be able to send the path in a valid format.
I expect that it should be possible to do that using a PostProcessor, but I am not sure of how it should be scripted.
Thanks in advance.
If they are the proper HTML/XML-encoded characters, you can use inline function __unescapeHtml, e.g.:
${__unescapeHtml(/)}
The function above uses Apache's StringEscapeUtils under the hood, so you can call it from BeanShell post-processor:
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringEscapeUtils;
vars.put("myvar", StringEscapeUtils.unescapeHtml4("/"));
The same library has a bunch of other functions, that may be useful, depending on what you are decoding from, for example:
import org.apache.commons.lang3.StringEscapeUtils;
vars.put("myvarxml", StringEscapeUtils.unescapeXml("/"));
I have a string received via the gets.chomp of the TcpSocket class. How can I determine the encoding of this string? Then I need to convert it to the Windows console encoding so I can print it. Is there any built-in way or third-party library to do it in Ruby?
Thanks in advance.
How can I determine the encoding of this string?
Use this method #encoding- Returns the Encoding object that represents the encoding of obj.
Then I need to convert it to the Windows console encoding so I can print it...
Take look at the class Encoding to get the ideas, about how to convert to required encodings.
I want to convert a string from 1252 char code set to UTF-8. For this I used iconv library in my c++ application development which is based on linux platform.
I used the the API iconv() and converted my string.
there is a character è in my input. UTF-8 also does support to this character. So when my conversion is over, my output also should contain the same character è.
But When I see the output, Character è is converted to è which I don't want.
One more point is if the converter found any unknown character, that should be automatically replaced with the default REPLACEMENT CHARACTER of UTF-8 �(FFFD) which is not happening.
How can I achieve the above two points with the library iconv.
I used the below APIs to convert the string
1)iconv_open("UTF-8","CP1252")
2)iconv() - Pass the parameters required
3)iconv_close(cd)
Can any body help me to sort out this issue please......
Please use this to replace invalid utf-8 charaters.
iconv_open("UTF-8//IGNORE","CP1252")