I got the response like the following:
<response>
<status code='200' server_time='xxx' />
<tests>
<test id='1' name='a!' status='Started' />
<test id='2' name='bb!' status='New' />
<test id='3' name='ccc!' status='New' />
<test id='4' name='dddd!' status='New' />
</tests>
</response>
I have already added a Xpath extractor into the sampler:
Reference name: mytest
XPath Query: //test[@id='1']
But the return variable (mytest) is wrong.
OUT.println(mytest) --> void
I'm a newbie with JMeter. What can I do to solve this?
I have already added a Xpath extractor into the sampler:
Reference name: mytest XPath Query:
//test[@id='1']
But the return variable (mytest) is wrong.
OUT.println(mytest) --> void
Obviously the println()
function prints the string value of the test
element, and in the provided XML document test
elements do not have any content and their string value is the empty string.
You want:
/*/*/test[@id=1]/@name
and
/*/*/test[@id=1]/@status
The former selects all name
attributes of all test
grandchildren of the top element of the document, that have an id
attribute with value 1
.
The latter selects all status
attributes of all test
grandchildren of the top element of the document, that have an id
attribute with value 1
.