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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Sebastian Straus <su...@gmx.de> on 2007/09/06 14:47:00 UTC
Dynamic number of variables
It’s me again. And i’ve got the following problem: I want to put a dynamic number of parameters in my HTTP Request. That means, depending on the number of parameters I get from my former HTTP-Request as response, i have to put them in a new Request.
And here is my question: How is it possible to put a ever-changing number of Parameters to a HTTP Request?
And is there a possibility to solve this problem with Bean Shell?
Pertaining to my last question: Thank you sebb, you gave me an answer which helped me to find a solution.
With best regards
Sebastian
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Re: Dynamic number of variables
Posted by André van Hoorn <An...@Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE>.
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Hi Sebastian,
Sebastian Straus schrieb:
> It’s me again. And i’ve got the following problem: I want to put a
> dynamic number of parameters in my HTTP Request. That means,
> depending on the number of parameters I get from my former
> HTTP-Request as response, i have to put them in a new Request. And
> here is my question: How is it possible to put a ever-changing number
> of Parameters to a HTTP Request? And is there a possibility to solve
> this problem with Bean Shell?
a *very dirty* hack would putting a string with additional
parameter/value pairs separated by '&' into the value field of a request
parameter. This string could be stored into a variable the value of
which is dynamically generated in each iteration (using
pre-/post-processors).
Example: parameter "param1"
value "val1¶m2=value2¶m3=value3".
I just tried it and it worked for me. Of course, this does only work for
the GET method.
André
>
> Pertaining to my last question: Thank you sebb, you gave me an answer
> which helped me to find a solution.
>
> With best regards
>
> Sebastian
>
>
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Re: Dynamic number of variables
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 06/09/07, Sebastian Straus <su...@gmx.de> wrote:
> It's me again. And i've got the following problem: I want to put a dynamic number of parameters in my HTTP Request. That means, depending on the number of parameters I get from my former HTTP-Request as response, i have to put them in a new Request.
> And here is my question: How is it possible to put a ever-changing number of Parameters to a HTTP Request?
> And is there a possibility to solve this problem with Bean Shell?
Check the archives - this was discussed yesterday...
> Pertaining to my last question: Thank you sebb, you gave me an answer which helped me to find a solution.
>
> With best regards
>
> Sebastian
>
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