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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Ch...@labware.com on 2006/09/15 16:57:07 UTC

Re: help regarded

You can use Regular expression post processor extractors in order to parse 
responses and put them as parameters in subsequent requests. get yourself 
familiarized with Perl type regular expressions and also Regular 
expression extractor post processor element in Jmeter.

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hey guys,
                      I have 2 problems while working with JMeter.Please 
let me know the solutions as they are very crucial.
               1.The response of a "getmembermessage" in our application 
contains two strings that are supposed to be parsed and one used as 
condition and other in the next request.how to extract those strings?
              2.Some responses may contain multiple message responses.how 
can we capture the two different types of strings in two groups and work 
with them

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