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------- Additional Comments From paulo@fuegolabs.com 2003-06-18 15:40 -------
I have been thinking in one solution. I suggest only matching with the form
action without the query string. This is to solve the problem that I explain
previously.
This solution brings us a new problem. Which of the selected form does the
JMeter select?. The current implementation is select one in a random mode.
This almost always is not the expected behavior. I think that the JMeter user
should have the ability to select one of them.
In a typical test you know what will be the returned response. Then, you
should have the ability to select one of all the returned forms
Do I have been clear with my solution?
Thank for your help.
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