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Parameter passing using regexFunction in testing Web services
Hi
I am a newbie to Jmeter and so need your advice on the following:
Does Jmeter allow the following test scenario:
A request is sent to a WSDL and a response is returned. From the response
certain variables are automatically selected which are then used to populate
a new request.
However the new request is then sent to a different WDSL
We have a case when the response details from one WSDL are used as input for
a test against a different WDSL.
Is this possible and has anyone set such a test before? (Do I need separate
ThreadGroups?)
Note: I am using the regexFunction to parse the parameters.
Thanks in advance.
Martin
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Re: Parameter passing using regexFunction in testing Web services
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 05/02/2008, MartinBorris <on...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am a newbie to Jmeter and so need your advice on the following:
>
> Does Jmeter allow the following test scenario:
>
> A request is sent to a WSDL and a response is returned. From the response
> certain variables are automatically selected which are then used to populate
> a new request.
>
> However the new request is then sent to a different WDSL
>
> We have a case when the response details from one WSDL are used as input for
> a test against a different WDSL.
>
> Is this possible and has anyone set such a test before? (Do I need separate
> ThreadGroups?)
>
No, just add the appropriate sampler.
> Note: I am using the regexFunction to parse the parameters.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Martin
>
>
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>
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