We have a html
12345
I want to extract 12345 through CSS/JQuery and tried the following .
$("#ContentPlaceHolder1_WinLabel").html()
But it is not working in jmeter and but and able to get the value if i try the same query in html file.
I tried to print the value suing BeanShell PostProcessor and getting error.
Please suggest where I am wrong.
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I am stuck in jmeter.
I want an value extracted from the Response body and use that in the next request url path in jmeter.
I tried using "Regular expressions" but it is not working.
Response body SS
From "Response body SS" i want to extract the locationID value(341735)
Request URL PATH
Use the extracted value in the url path at highlighted section.
Any help would be appreciated.
Add XPath Extractor as a child of the request which returns this "Response body SS"
Configure it as follows:
Name of created variable: anything meaningful, i.e. locationID
XPath query: /response/locationID
Match No: 1
That's it, the XPath Extractor will get the value and you will be able to use it as ${locationID} where required
More information:
XPath Tutorial
Using the XPath Extractor in JMeter
I am getting rest call response in javascript format.I could save whole response in a local file.but I have to save a part of response that is a javascript variable's value.
Please find my javascript response data:
In the below code I want to save the value of the s0.responseTextJson and need to parse the json string before saving into the file.
var s0=new Response();s0.api=null;s0.ckStatus=200;s0.ckStatusText="OK";
s0.responseText="{\"com.response-message\":{}}";
s0.responseTextJson="{\"com.response-message\":{}}";
s0.responseTextXml="<ns4:response-message></ns4:response-message>";
s0.responseType='JSON';
dwr.engine._remoteHandleCallback('0','0',s0);
Please click here to see the screenshot of actual response in jmeter
Add a Regular Expression Extractor as a child of the request which returns above JavaScript and configure it as follows:
Reference Name: anything meaningful, i.e. s0.responseTextJson
Regular Expression: s0.responseTextJson="(.+?)";
Template: $1$
Add the next line to user.properties file (lives in "bin" folder of your JMeter installation)
sample_variables=s0.responseTextJson
See Sample Variables User Manual entry to learn what's going on here.
Restart JMeter to pick the property up.
Run your JMeter test in command-line non-GUI mode like
jmeter -n -t test.jmx -l result.jtl
Once your test is finished you will see the new column called s0.responseTextJson in your .jtl results file, it will hold the relevant value for each HTTP Request sampler
I could solve the issue in above question just by adding a BeanShellPostProcessor with below script.
String originalResponse = new String(data);
String filteredResponse =
originalResponse.substring(originalResponse.indexOf("s0.responseTextJson=\"")+21, originalResponse.indexOf("\";s0.responseTextXml=\"")).replace("\\\\","#temp#").replace("\\","").replace("#temp#","\\");
prev.setResponseData(filteredResponse.getBytes());
Please click here to see my BeanShellPostProcessor in Jmeter
Can anyone please help me here? I'm trying to do an http post in Jmeter, http works fine, but I'd like to extract the LastName value from the response to use in next http request. I've tried several methods using Xpath Extractor but the Debug sampler shows nothing. I've added XPath_Extractor as a child of HTTP Sampler.
what am I doing wrong here?
Here is what I setup in the XPath Extractor
Reference Name = lstname (which is the variable I carry to next http request)
XPath Query = //*[local-name()='LastName']/text()
also tried
/Reply/CustomerData/#LastName
Main Sample checked
Use NameSpaces- checked
Ingnore whitepspaces checked
Here is my http response
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<dm:reply xmlns:dm="http://www.xx.com/dm" version="1.0">
<Session>
<TimeDate CurrentDateTime="2015-12-16T08:57:21" CurrentMilliseconds="2881062362"/>
<Reply type="Connection">
<ErrorMessage/>
<ErrorCode>0</ErrorCode>
</Reply>
<TimeDate CurrentDateTime="2015-12-16T08:57:21" CurrentMilliseconds="2881062504"/>
<Reply type="Execute">
<CustomerData FirstName="" LastName="Moni" Address="SD" Chassis="AWD" CountryOfBirth="" CountryOfOriginFullName= Year="2010">
<RecordSet>
</RecordSet>
<ErrorMessage/>
<ErrorCode>0</ErrorCode>
</CustomerData>
</Reply>
<TimeDate CurrentDateTime="2015-12-16T08:57:21" CurrentMilliseconds="2881062590"/>
</Session>
</dm:reply>
You can use regular expression extractor - Post Processor to achieve this.
You need to fill in following parameters
Reference Name: LastName
The regular expression (would look like): LastName="(.*?)"
Template: $1$
Match : 1
Default Value: NotFound
Use ${LastName} in next request to access extracted value of LastName.
Add debug sampler to check if you are extracting correct value.
Why do you need all this namespaces stuff?
Don't check any boxes in the extractor
Use //CustomerData/#LastName as XPath expression
That's it
By the way, you can evaluate XPath Expressions directly against response using XPath Tester mode of the View Results Tree listener. See How to debug your Apache JMeter script article for more tips on getting to the bottom of your JMeter test issue.
How Can i extract value from DWR call using RegEx in jmeter.
In My Script Request Body is something like :
POST data:
`callCount=1`
`page=/abc/xyz.action`
`httpSessionId=`
`scriptSessionId=87F34A5261EFBF481F6D421920EF99F9406`
`c0-scriptName=DWRPostHelper`
`c0-methodName=savePostAsDraft`
`c0-id=0`
`c0-param0=string:447`
`c0-param1=number:933`
`c0-param2=number:0`
`c0-param3=string:Post%20Jmeter`
`c0-param4=string:`
`c0-param5=string:1`
`c0-param6=number:1427199824585`
`batchId=4`
And Response data is as below :
`//#DWR-INSERT`
`//#DWR-REPLY`
`dwr.engine._remoteHandleCallback('4','0',["447","Auto-saved at 17:55"]);`
Need to Extract value 447 from above Response.
is it Possible Using RegEx ? or is there any other way to do the same?
'dwr\.engine\._remoteHandleCallback\('[0-9]','[0-9]',\["([0-9]+)",
This should do it, written from memory, you may need to tweak the syntax a bit. Use $1$ for the template.
Try the following:
dwr\.engine\._remoteHandleCallback\('4','0',\["(.+?)"
Make sure that you set $1$ as "Template"
You can test your regular expressions using View Results Tree listener as follows:
See How to debug your Apache JMeter script guide for more details on how to get to the bottom of failure or unexpected behavior while developing a JMeter Test
I have a scenario where I have sample request in SOAP UI and I want to run those webservice in JMeter.
The issue I have encountered is as follows:
In SOAP UI, we have property "Strip Whitespaces". When set to true, I get the expected output.
However in JMeter, there is no such property hence my request via JMeter are not successful.
Is there anyway to strip whitespaces from whole request not just from variables in JMeter.
Can BeanShell Preprocessor help me?
The sample request which doesnot work in JMETER is something like this:
<Envelope>
<Header>ABC</Header>
<Body>
<Param1></Param1>
<Param2></Param2>
</Body>
</Envelope>
The sample request which works and give expected output in JMeter is:
<Envelope><Header>ABC</Header><Body><Param1></Param1><Param2></Param2></Body>/Envelope>
Add a Beanshell Pre Processor as a child of the request which data you want to change
Place the following code into "Script" section
String data = sampler.getXmlData();
data = data.replaceAll(" ","");
data = data.replaceAll(System.getProperty("line.separator"),"");
sampler.setXmlData(data);
Add View Results Tree Listener and inspect what's being sent.
See How to use BeanShell: JMeter's favorite built-in component guide for more details on how the power of scripting can be used to enhance your JMeter tests.