How to pass jmeter response data (ex: getting response 295 without any lable) to next http request url path/body. This 3 digits/4 digits number is dynamically generated for every run and this value i have to use it for next API calls. Since this value is not having any lable/attribute name not sure how to extract this value. Please suggest.
Regular Expression Configuration:
Reference Name: anything
Regular Expression: (.+)
Template: $1$
Match No.(O for Random): 1
The Reference name should be passed as the variable in the next HTTP request URL path/body.
Screenshot from Regex Test in View Results Tree.
If you need to extract a single numeric value, the relevant regular expression will be as simple as (\d+). See Perl 5 Regex Cheat sheet for quick reference.
If in future you will need a regular expression which return the whole response (including line breaks, special characters, whatever), as per How to Extract Data From Files With JMeter article it will be something like (?s)(^.*)
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this works, but how can I ignore the quotation marks in the form of my token "token"
i don't want him to get the quotation marks
I would use Boundary Extractor
Put Left and Right Boundary as " and you will get the value
Allows the user to extract values from a server response using left and right boundaries. As a post-processor, this element will execute after each Sample request in its scope, testing the boundaries, extracting the requested values, generate the template string, and store the result into the given variable name
You need to provide the Template and specify the capturing group (in your case it will be 1)
More information:
JMeter: Regular Expressions
Using RegEx (Regular Expression Extractor) with JMeter
working in this way. maybe you will need it!
GET https://test.dnrhosted.com/profile/user?userid=66
I need this value 66 to pass across the script.
Anyone ,kindly tell me how to extract this value in jmeter..
This is not a Header, it is an URL
You can extract the value as follows:
Add Regular Expression Extractor as a child of the HTTP Request sampler which has or is redirected to this URL
Configure it as follows:
That's it, you should be able to access the extracted value as ${userid} where required:
More information:
Using RegEx (Regular Expression Extractor) with JMeter
JMeter: Regular Expressions
Perl 5 Regex Cheat sheet
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)
I have this regular expression:
name=\"javax.faces.FormSignature\" value="(.+?)"
that will extract the value I need to pass to a http request. My problem is, if this value happens to have a + or a = sign on it, Jmeter will replace them with a whitespace. That will fail my request.
Has anyone seen this before? I've tried with xpath extractor and the same thing happens.
If this shappens in next request that uses the RegExp extracted value then uncheck Encode checkbox in Parameters Table.
See Send Parameters With the Request:
my soap/xml response looks like below:
<Account><Accountnumber>1234<Description>savings</Account><Account><Accountnumber>1235<Description>Savings1</Account>
I would like to store accountnumbers in a variable or array and would call it in another soap xml request in jmeter for knowing their details. can somebody help me how i can store and how i can call that variable ? I am new to Jmeter.
Thanks in advance.
If the account numbers are static, you're better off using a .csv file, as mentioned by Vance because the CSV data reader has less overhead then regex.
However, if you want dynamic data, it's very easy to do.
Download "regex coach" to help you write regular expressions. It's an amazing tool.
Attach a "regular expression extractor" as a child to your SOAP/XML request
Run the request once, to get the reponse
Copy the response into regex coach (or whatever tool you use), and write your regex. It'll look something like this: (\d+?)\D (look for any digit after the text accountNumber and stop after a non-digit)
Configure the rest of the regex. In this case, you'll want:
Apply to: Main Sample Only
Response filed to check: Main Body
Reference Name: VariableName
Regular Expression: See step 3
Match No: 1 (1st match) 0 (any match) or -1 (all
matches, useful when doing "FOR EACH
found" logic
Default Value: failed
TO use your variable account number in other requests, simply use the reference name. In this example: ${VariableName}
Reference: http://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Regular_Expression_Extractor
You may save your data in a ".csv" file and Jmeter can read it easily through its csv data set config.
Use ${your data variable} in your scripts.