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Define Variable as Part of Post-Processors
How to define a variable as part of an extractor post-processor?
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You can follow this tutorial to define a variable as part of
an extractor post-processor.
1. Open Get-Exchange-Rate.jmx.
2. Add a post-processor, Regular Expression Extractor, after the "Latest Exchange Rate" HTTP request:
Reference Name: base Regular Expression: "base": *"(...)" Template: $1$ Match No.: 1 Default Value: USD
The above settings define a new variable called "base" with the value from a regular expression match process. "Template: $1$" says to take the value from the first matched group. "Match No.: 1" says to take the value from the first match expression pattern.
3. Save the test plan as Get-Exchange-Rate-2.jmx, and run it.
Assume that we get the following output from the HTTP request
{ "base": "EUR", "date": "2022-22-22", "rates": { "AUD": 1.5532, "BGN": 1.9558, "BRL": 3.8403, "CAD": 1.5024, "CHF": 1.1613, "CNY": 7.7881, ... "USD": 1.1848, "ZAR": 16.441 } }
The regular expression extractor will set "base = EUR".
The picture below shows you how to define a variable as part of an extractor post-processor:
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