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JMeter - Execute HTTP Request until Response Headers matches
I'm new with JMeter and I'm working with a script for checking the cache, the scenario was to:
- do a GET request
- verify that it has been cached
- do a DELETE request
- verify that the cache has been deleted
However since there are three instances in the environment I'm working on my script is having intermittent failures because of the different x-internal-service-host being returned.
My test results looks like this:
- do a GET request (x-internal-service-host returned is
c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that it has been cached
(x-internal-service-host returned is 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080 - FAILED
because the call made was for c3c8021a51a9:8080) - do a DELETE
request (x-internal-service-host returned
is c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that the cache has been deleted
(request x-internal-service-host returned is c3c8021a51a9:8080 -
FAILED because the delete was made for 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080)
I'm thinking of extracting the Response Header x-internal-service-host in step 1 but I'm not sure how to proceed once extracted, is it possible to send a GET request until the Response Header extracted matches the Response Header result for steps 2 to 4 or is there a better way to do this?
jmeter request jmeter-5.0
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
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asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
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I'm new with JMeter and I'm working with a script for checking the cache, the scenario was to:
- do a GET request
- verify that it has been cached
- do a DELETE request
- verify that the cache has been deleted
However since there are three instances in the environment I'm working on my script is having intermittent failures because of the different x-internal-service-host being returned.
My test results looks like this:
- do a GET request (x-internal-service-host returned is
c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that it has been cached
(x-internal-service-host returned is 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080 - FAILED
because the call made was for c3c8021a51a9:8080) - do a DELETE
request (x-internal-service-host returned
is c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that the cache has been deleted
(request x-internal-service-host returned is c3c8021a51a9:8080 -
FAILED because the delete was made for 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080)
I'm thinking of extracting the Response Header x-internal-service-host in step 1 but I'm not sure how to proceed once extracted, is it possible to send a GET request until the Response Header extracted matches the Response Header result for steps 2 to 4 or is there a better way to do this?
jmeter request jmeter-5.0
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
add a comment |
I'm new with JMeter and I'm working with a script for checking the cache, the scenario was to:
- do a GET request
- verify that it has been cached
- do a DELETE request
- verify that the cache has been deleted
However since there are three instances in the environment I'm working on my script is having intermittent failures because of the different x-internal-service-host being returned.
My test results looks like this:
- do a GET request (x-internal-service-host returned is
c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that it has been cached
(x-internal-service-host returned is 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080 - FAILED
because the call made was for c3c8021a51a9:8080) - do a DELETE
request (x-internal-service-host returned
is c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that the cache has been deleted
(request x-internal-service-host returned is c3c8021a51a9:8080 -
FAILED because the delete was made for 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080)
I'm thinking of extracting the Response Header x-internal-service-host in step 1 but I'm not sure how to proceed once extracted, is it possible to send a GET request until the Response Header extracted matches the Response Header result for steps 2 to 4 or is there a better way to do this?
jmeter request jmeter-5.0
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
I'm new with JMeter and I'm working with a script for checking the cache, the scenario was to:
- do a GET request
- verify that it has been cached
- do a DELETE request
- verify that the cache has been deleted
However since there are three instances in the environment I'm working on my script is having intermittent failures because of the different x-internal-service-host being returned.
My test results looks like this:
- do a GET request (x-internal-service-host returned is
c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that it has been cached
(x-internal-service-host returned is 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080 - FAILED
because the call made was for c3c8021a51a9:8080) - do a DELETE
request (x-internal-service-host returned
is c3c8021a51a9:8080 - PASS) - verify that the cache has been deleted
(request x-internal-service-host returned is c3c8021a51a9:8080 -
FAILED because the delete was made for 4eb7ac9d4a76:8080)
I'm thinking of extracting the Response Header x-internal-service-host in step 1 but I'm not sure how to proceed once extracted, is it possible to send a GET request until the Response Header extracted matches the Response Header result for steps 2 to 4 or is there a better way to do this?
jmeter request jmeter-5.0
jmeter request jmeter-5.0
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
edited 2 days ago
Mate Mrše
1,1851323
1,1851323
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
asked Nov 19 '18 at 19:35
JMeter GreenhornJMeter Greenhorn
62
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