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November 6, 2016 JMeter By Rida Sattar
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Post-Processor will be executed when a Sampler Request finishes its execution. If you need to use post-processor for a particular
Sampler, then add it as a child of that Sampler. It is used to process response data from server and extract specific value for later use.
Post-Processor elements list is as follows:
BeanShell PostProcessor
BSF PostProcessor
CSS/JQuery Extractor
Debug PostProcessor
JDBC PostProcessor
JSON Path PostProcessor
JSR223 PostProcessor
Regular Expression Extractor
Result Status Action Handler
XPath Extractor
Let’s have a look on some common types of Post-processors:

1: Regular Expression Extractor
Regular Expression Extractor is used to extract values from the response of test server using a Perl-Type Regular Expression. Being a
Post-Processor, it will execute after each Sampler request. It will extract the desired value by using the regular expression and
generate template string, then it will store the extracted value in the specified variable name.
2: XPath Extractor:
XPath Extractor element is used to extract values from structured response XML or (X)HTML by using XPath query language
1. Use Tidy Checkbox: If selected use Tidy to parse HTML response into XHTML.
2. If selected then fragment will be returned instead of just text. It means you will get the Title name along with its tags in our case.
3. The variable name in which the test result will be stored.
4. XPath Query: Element query in XPath language and it can also return more than one match.
3: Result Status Action Handler:

Result Status Action Handler element can be used to stop the thread or the test if the relevant sampler gets failed.
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November 6, 2016 JMeter By Rida Sattar

Build JMeter Test Plan

Elements of Test Plan

Post-Processor elements list is as follows:

Let’s have a look on some common types of Post-processors:

3: Result Status Action Handler:

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Test Plan Elements

Getting Familiar with JMeter GUI

How to Install JMeter?

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GOT SELENIUM PROBLEMS ?

Test Plan Elements

Run Postman Collection on Jenkins

Getting Started with Cucumber BDD for Testing in Agile Teams

Using XPath Generator for test recording in Katalon Studio

Configure Jenkins Job to Run Batch Command

Postman with Newman & Jenkins

API Testing with Postman

SQL Table Commands

Newman Optional Parameters & Configurations

Queuing for Beginners

I’M LAKSHAY SHARMA AND I’M A TEST AUTOMATION ENGINEER.

Please connect with me at LinkedIn or follow me on Instagram.

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