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ALS
ALS

Reputation: 163

Browse into Session attribute

I'm trying to check if the responses of my regex are in my JSON. For that I stored the regex response into a variable metas. Now i need to browse into this variable to compare with all the values of metas and I don't figure out how to write this. \"${metas(\"${nbr_metas}\")}\" doesn't seem to be working.

here how i am doing: 

   val scn_get_content   = scenario("Test")
    .exec(http("get metas")
    .get(url+"/"+json_file)
    .check(status.is(200))
    .check(regex("\"([^\"]*)\":").findAll.saveAs("metas")))
    .pause(1) 

    .repeat("${metas.size()}", "nbr_metas") {        
    exec(http("Get JSON")
    .get(url_json)
    .headers(headers_1)
    .check(status.is(200)) 
    .check(responseTimeInMillis.lessThan(1000))
    .check(jsonPath("$.\"${metas(\"${nbr_metas}\")}\".findAll").exists))

Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 534

Answers (2)

ALS
ALS

Reputation: 163

I have yet encountered the same problem, and finally found the solution.

.foreach("${url}", "session_url", "counter")(
    exec(http("url")
    .get("${url(counter)}")
    .headers(headers_1)
    .check(status.is(200))
    ))

in my example url is a session attribute and counter is the counter...

hope it'll help some people!

Upvotes: 1

Stephane Landelle
Stephane Landelle

Reputation: 7038

For checks on JSON documents, you'd better use JsonPath checks.

Upvotes: 0

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