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how to extract info from an zipped reponse in jmeter
Hi,
I am new to jmeter, actually I have just downloaded it several hrs ago, and I've got some problem while using it. Hopefully, someone can help with it.
Here is the problem I am having. In the web project I am testing, the login request will get a response with a zipped file. In the zipped file, there's some token I need to extract and use it for later requests. I understand I can write some java code and integrate it with jmeter to make this happen. However, I need time to learn about jmeter and how to integrate java code with it and I do not have much time for it.
Is there any fast ways to do this? Thanks in advance!
BR
Darren Cui
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RE: how to extract info from an zipped reponse in jmeter
Posted by Liang Cui <Li...@symphonysv.com>.
Thanks for the help!
The response is handled by a flex app in browser. However, I found that the server supports plain text response and I just need to modify the request header a bit.
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Subject: Re: how to extract info from an zipped reponse in jmeter
On 09/04/2010, Liang Cui <Li...@symphonysv.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to jmeter, actually I have just downloaded it several hrs ago, and I've got some problem while using it. Hopefully, someone can help with it.
>
> Here is the problem I am having. In the web project I am testing, the login request will get a response with a zipped file. In the zipped file, there's some token I need to extract and use it for later requests. I understand I can write some java code and integrate it with jmeter to make this happen. However, I need time to learn about jmeter and how to integrate java code with it and I do not have much time for it.
Are you sure it is in a file? How does a browser handle that?
More likely the response is compressed, in which case JMeter should
automatically decompress it, and you can use the Regex Extractor or
XPath Extractor Post Processor to extract the result and put it in a
variable for use later.
If it really is in a file, you could use the BeanShell Post Processor
to open it and save the value in a variable.
Use the View Results Tree Listener to see exactly what the response is.
> Is there any fast ways to do this? Thanks in advance!
>
> BR
> Darren Cui
>
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Re: how to extract info from an zipped reponse in jmeter
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 09/04/2010, Liang Cui <Li...@symphonysv.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am new to jmeter, actually I have just downloaded it several hrs ago, and I've got some problem while using it. Hopefully, someone can help with it.
>
> Here is the problem I am having. In the web project I am testing, the login request will get a response with a zipped file. In the zipped file, there's some token I need to extract and use it for later requests. I understand I can write some java code and integrate it with jmeter to make this happen. However, I need time to learn about jmeter and how to integrate java code with it and I do not have much time for it.
Are you sure it is in a file? How does a browser handle that?
More likely the response is compressed, in which case JMeter should
automatically decompress it, and you can use the Regex Extractor or
XPath Extractor Post Processor to extract the result and put it in a
variable for use later.
If it really is in a file, you could use the BeanShell Post Processor
to open it and save the value in a variable.
Use the View Results Tree Listener to see exactly what the response is.
> Is there any fast ways to do this? Thanks in advance!
>
> BR
> Darren Cui
>
> "This email and any files transmitted with it contain confidential, proprietary,privileged information of Symphony Services Corp (India) Pvt. Ltd.
> And are intended solely for the use of the recipient/s to whom it is addressed. Any unauthorized notifying, copying or distributing of this e-mail,
> directly or indirectly, and the contents therein in full or part is prohibited by any entity who is not a recipient. Any email received inadvertently or
> by mistake should be deleted by the entity who is not a recipient thereof. You may be pleased to notify the sender immediately by email and the
> email should be deleted from your system".
>
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