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Need ability to store Session ID
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Need ability to store Session ID
Summary: Need ability to store Session ID
Product: JMeter
Version: unspecified
Platform: Other
OS/Version: Linux
Status: NEW
Severity: Enhancement
Priority: Other
Component: Main
AssignedTo: jmeter-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: jstrachman@athenium.com
I am trying to use the URL Rewriter. It works just fine, except that for
whatever reason not all the pages in my app have the session ID in the HTML.
Once it hits one of these pages, it "loses" the Session ID, and then sets it to
blank for the next request. (This is because I am using the URL Rewriter
attached to the Threadgroup.)
One option would be to add it manually prior to each request that needs it.
However, this is extremely cumbersome, especially if you have made a large
script that contains many requests. Also, this might not work in some cases.
I'd like to be able to submit a request, get the SessionID from the resulting
HTML, then store it in a variable and use that variable's value for the
SessionID wherever it occurs for the rest of the requests in the Threadgroup.
In fact, I'm wondering whether the URL Rewriter should have worked this way in
the first place?
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