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Subject: Re: Can I use dynamic parameters with SOAP/XML-RPC Request?
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Hi Jen,

I haven't tried this for an XML-RPC request, however, it sounds similar  
to something that I wanted to do with a SOAP request.  Variable 
substitution is currently not supported for XML elements in JMeter. 
I have added an enhancement report:
http://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=35792

Cheers,
Bronagh

Jen Lee wrote:

>Hi - I am new to jmeter, and have been trying to setup a test script where I use some of the output of an XML-RPC request sampler as input to a future xml-rpc sampler. For example, I have a XML-RPC request that returns;
>
><?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
>......
><value>
><int>47692482</int>
></value>
><value>
><int>56795</int>
>......
>I   
>        I would like to be able to use the regular expression post-processor to extract out that last variable value, eg. userid=<int>\d+</int>.*<int>(\d+)</int> but what I cannot figure out is how to use it later in a future XML-RPC request. Here is my later request;
>
><?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1" ?>
><methodCall>
><methodName>Class1.sqlstruct</methodName>
><params>
> <param>
>  <value>
>   <string>SELECT name, type_id FROM namelist WHERE user_id= ${userid}</string>
>  </value>
> </param>
></params>
></methodCall>
>
>
>        I read the FAQ entitled ' How do I make parameters dynamic, reacting to the unique server responses of each test run?' and it uses a sample of adding a parameter, but this does not seem to be an option for the XML-RPC request, only the http samplers.  Does anyone know if this should work for XML-RPC, and if so, how? Thank You!
>
>
>
>  
>


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