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How to use the result of XPath Extractor
hi. i am trying to figure out how to use the result of the XPath Extractor.
Where is the result stored at? how can i use this value? Do I need to write
some code to use this result or is there another way to see it ?
Thanks, Michal
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Re: How to use the result of XPath Extractor
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/component_reference.html#XPath_Extractor
says:
Reference Name The name of the JMeter variable in which to store the result.
So just use the variable where required.
See also:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html
On 10/06/2008, Michal Singer <Mi...@expand.com> wrote:
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> hi. i am trying to figure out how to use the result of the XPath Extractor.
> Where is the result stored at? how can i use this value? Do I need to write
> some code to use this result or is there another way to see it ?
>
> Thanks, Michal
>
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Re: How do I turn a failed request green?
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 10/06/2008, Ivan Rodriguez <iv...@cybercomgroup.com> wrote:
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> My Script makes a request that generates 3 additional requests. These I can see with the result tree Listener.
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> The problem is that the last of those three requests always fails, but the functionality works most of the time whether the last request fails or not. With help of the response on that last request I can figure out whether the test as a whole was a success or not.
Why does the last request always fail?
What is the failure message?
> My problem is that I run this test heavily and it is hard to see how many times the test was successful since I always get a failed request and cannot distinguish the successful test from the unsuccessful ones.
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> Is there a way to check the answer of a request and depending on it turn it blue or red?
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> /Ivan
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Re: How do I turn a failed request green?
Posted by Ronald Van de Kuil <ro...@nl.ibm.com>.
Hello Ivan,
Version 2.3.1 should give you this functionality. The icons for fail is
red with an exclamation mark and the OK one is green with a check. The
criteria for fail or success are added through adding assertions to the
request.
In the aggregate report you will also see an error percentage per URL.
I hope this helps.
Met Vriendelijke Groet,
Ronald van de Kuil
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Ivan Rodriguez <iv...@cybercomgroup.com>
10-06-2008 16:22
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How do I turn a failed request green?
My Script makes a request that generates 3 additional requests. These I
can see with the result tree Listener.
The problem is that the last of those three requests always fails, but the
functionality works most of the time whether the last request fails or
not. With help of the response on that last request I can figure out
whether the test as a whole was a success or not.
My problem is that I run this test heavily and it is hard to see how many
times the test was successful since I always get a failed request and
cannot distinguish the successful test from the unsuccessful ones.
Is there a way to check the answer of a request and depending on it turn
it blue or red?
/Ivan
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How do I turn a failed request green?
Posted by Ivan Rodriguez <iv...@cybercomgroup.com>.
My Script makes a request that generates 3 additional requests. These I can see with the result tree Listener.
The problem is that the last of those three requests always fails, but the functionality works most of the time whether the last request fails or not. With help of the response on that last request I can figure out whether the test as a whole was a success or not.
My problem is that I run this test heavily and it is hard to see how many times the test was successful since I always get a failed request and cannot distinguish the successful test from the unsuccessful ones.
Is there a way to check the answer of a request and depending on it turn it blue or red?
/Ivan
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