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问题 I've got a piece of regex which I've tested in JMeter using the regexp tester and it returns multiple results (10), which is what I'm expecting. I'm using the Regular Expression Extractor to retrieve the values and I would like to write ALL of them to a CSV file. I'm using the Beanshell Post Processor but I am only aware of a method to write 1 value to file. My script in Beanshell so far: temp = vars.get("VALUES"); // VALUES is the Reference Name in regex extractor FileWriter fstream = new

问题 So there is something I'm missing here about how to use JMeter. I was reading in the user guide that I can use a Java Sampler to run my test. It's ok because I need to read a file with some content in it and then send it to the storage engine. So I was starting writing some unit tests to implement my version of a JavaSample using the class AbstractJavaSamplerClient. I was counting to load the file in the setup just once, but it puzzles me the fact that I can;t pass it to the runTest method

问题 I'm running a very simple JMeter test with Basic Thread Group and HTTP Sampler. The duration set for execution is 10 min (600 sec). enter image description here The test ran and stopped itself (after 10 min) successfully on my local both in JMeter GUI as well as CLI mode. However, when I run the same test in distributed mode, the test does not stop itself and gets hanged. I've been observing this issue mostly with thread count 200 and above. Some of the JMeter properties I have overridden:

问题 I want to create a jmeter test which should pass if the server returns 401 . I also want to test that the message body contains a json . I have done this so far But the test case is failing. Why? UPDATE I thought I should use ignore status in response assertion but then the test color comes up as both green and red if the json body doesn't match. I am confused what is happening and whether the test has passed or not. 回答1: It seems I was doing several things wrong. First, the assertions should

问题 I have a couple of HTTP Request setup for my Thread Group. I noticed that the first request is always taking longer than any other requests. I reordered my requests and the problem still persists. This is making it hard to analyse the response time. Is it a known problem with JMeter? Is there a work around? This is the setup that I have org.apache.jmeter.threads.ThreadGroup@69bb01 org.apache.jmeter.config.ConfigTestElement@b3600d org.apache.jmeter.sampler.DebugSampler@67149d https: 1st

问题 Using JMeter to support functional API testing and have run across a problem with reading data from a CSV file. The data from the file is used in building a POST data body which contains something like this: "wibbles" : ${wibble-var}, ${wibble-var} is read from a CSV file and has the format : ["wibble1","wibble2","wibble3"] ... there are over 1000 wibble values in the list. If "wibbles" : ["wibble1","wibble2","wibble3"]... is hard-coded into the POST body, then JMeter is happy, builds the

问题 So I have 2 JSR223 samplers in Jmeter Thread Group. In the first one, I declare an empty array list import java.util.List; import java.util.ArrayList; myList = new ArrayList(); In the second JSR223 Sampler, that is inside ForEach Controller, I am trying to access myList variable in order to add some value import java.util.List; import java.util.ArrayList; myList.add(vars.get('trace_id')); I keep getting the message Response message: javax.script.ScriptException: groovy.lang

问题 JMeter extractor in taurus have property scope (to check sub-samples) https://gettaurus.org/docs/JMeter/#Extractors scope: children Could you explain what does it mean in example? 回答1: When redirect is happening or if there are embedded resources JMeter generates so called "sub-samples" for them: if you want to apply your extractor to the main sample only - leave the scope empty if you want to apply your extractor to children only - set the scope to children if you want to apply your

问题 I am trying to do this from a beanshell sampler. import java.util.List; import java.util.ArrayList; list = new ArrayList(); props.putObject("list", list ); Now from another Beahshell sampler I want to do this. list = props.getObject("list"); list.add("Rajan"); And then from a third Bean shell sampler log.info("The list is " + list ); The code will work if we use vars instead of props. But the scope of vars is inside a single thread only. I want an array object in the scope of the test plan.