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Variables ( ${..} ) not resolving in HTTP Request - path field
Hi All,
I successfully extracted a value from a previous response and assigned it to
a variable. The variable is resolved in the Parameter section of HTTP
Request but not in the Path field. It seems it gets resolved everywhere but
the Path field - I tried it on the Server Name and it works but not in the
Path field. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
/peter
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Re: Variables ( ${..} ) not resolving in HTTP Request - path field
Posted by Craig Palmer <cr...@peace.com>.
I found that too. I got around it using the HTTP link parser (at least
it worked for my situation).
Craig.
Lay, Peter wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I successfully extracted a value from a previous response and assigned it to
> a variable. The variable is resolved in the Parameter section of HTTP
> Request but not in the Path field. It seems it gets resolved everywhere but
> the Path field - I tried it on the Server Name and it works but not in the
> Path field. Any help is appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> /peter
>
>
>
>
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Re: Variables ( ${..} ) not resolving in HTTP Request - path field
Posted by se...@apache.org.
Works for me in the current CVS release.
Also works for me in 1.9.1.
Please can you post a simple test case to Bugzilla?
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From: "Lay, Peter" <pl...@ets.org>
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Subject: Variables ( ${..} ) not resolving in HTTP Request - path field
Hi All,
I successfully extracted a value from a previous response and assigned it to
a variable. The variable is resolved in the Parameter section of HTTP
Request but not in the Path field. It seems it gets resolved everywhere but
the Path field - I tried it on the Server Name and it works but not in the
Path field. Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
/peter
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