does JMeter download SOAP attachments?

[Jason Boehle <jb...@actuate.com>]

I am using the WebService(SOAP) Request, and I have "Read SOAP Response"
checked.  I also am using a "Save Responses to a File" post-processor.
But the response written to the file does not include SOAP attachments
that were returned by the web service.  Is there a way to enable this
functionality?

Thanks,
Jason Boehle
jboehle@actuate.com

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Re: does JMeter download SOAP attachments?

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

I don't think so.

How are the SOAP attachments identified?
If there is a standard for this, then please create a Bugzilla
enhancement request and we may be able to add it to a new version of
JMeter.

In the meantime, you should be able to use the XPath or Regex
Post-Processor to extract the URL into some variables and pass it to
another sampler.

S.
On 10/05/07, Jason Boehle <jb...@actuate.com> wrote:
> I am using the WebService(SOAP) Request, and I have "Read SOAP Response"
> checked.  I also am using a "Save Responses to a File" post-processor.
> But the response written to the file does not include SOAP attachments
> that were returned by the web service.  Is there a way to enable this
> functionality?
>
> Thanks,
> Jason Boehle
> jboehle@actuate.com
>
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