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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Scott McFadden <SM...@criticaltech.com> on 2009/05/31 16:14:36 UTC
XPath Extractor / reference scoping question
I have a jmeter (2.3.3) web app test plan for my wsfederation enabled STS / Relying Party web apps. I have a HTTP request that does the HTTP POST
for the initial user login. It works well. After this POST, I added a XPath post processor to extract the wsfederation response elements (WA/WRESULT). I store these results in two variables / references: "wa" and "wresult". On the next Http Request, I do a post to the Relying Party containing these values to establish
a session with the relying party. My question is what is the scope of these variables in the context of the thread group? Are they global to the thread group. I really don't care for them to be global to the thread group as I want each thread to have its own wsfederation / wresult value. How do you store post processor results so they are scoped to the thread and not the thread group?
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Re: XPath Extractor / reference scoping question
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 31/05/2009, Scott McFadden <SM...@criticaltech.com> wrote:
> I have a jmeter (2.3.3) web app test plan for my wsfederation enabled STS / Relying Party web apps. I have a HTTP request that does the HTTP POST
> for the initial user login. It works well. After this POST, I added a XPath post processor to extract the wsfederation response elements (WA/WRESULT). I store these results in two variables / references: "wa" and "wresult". On the next Http Request, I do a post to the Relying Party containing these values to establish
> a session with the relying party. My question is what is the scope of these variables in the context of the thread group? Are they global to the thread group. I really don't care for them to be global to the thread group as I want each thread to have its own wsfederation / wresult value. How do you store post processor results so they are scoped to the thread and not the thread group?
JMeter Variables are always local to the thread.
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> Thanks!
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