I'm applauding you, Sir. I've been using the JMeter for a while, and I know the topics. But the way you have explained it - is easy and right on target. It is the best explanation so far I've seen. It will be beneficial for new users.
Very nice explanation Naveen. It's pretty rare that one can watch/listen and apply. With your video I just did. I extracted Authorization token using JMeter RegEx. Thank you.
Hello Naveen :) Thank You very much for the tutorial but i have one question. For some time i'm struggling with problem how to extract JWT and pass it to the cookie manager. To be precize: i'm testing a service which requires a user to be logged in. To shorthen the test and make it less loaded i tried to skip the login procedure and manually added the correct JWT to cookie manager, but the problem is that it expires after some time and needs to be added manually again, otherwise i have to go through entire logging process which is not very efficient. As You can see it's not very handy solution. So to get through this i extracted with REGEX desired token and tried to pass it as a variable to cookie manager somehow. Tried few solutions from stackoverflow but none of them worked for me. I hope that i described the problem in detail. According to that do You have any idea how it can be solved? Regards Marek
Manually adding JWT is not a recommended approach. Generate the token on the fly and extract it. For every 'x' minutes, generate a new token, extract it and send it to the subsequent requests.
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I'm applauding you, Sir. I've been using the JMeter for a while, and I know the topics. But the way you have explained it - is easy and right on target. It is the best explanation so far I've seen. It will be beneficial for new users.
thank you for this short and simple explanantion.It was helpfull
Great explanation! Your tutorials are clear, concise and beginner friendly!
Very nice explanation Naveen. It's pretty rare that one can watch/listen and apply. With your video I just did. I extracted Authorization token using JMeter RegEx. Thank you.
Many thanks Pavel, please pass it your colleagues :)
Thank you very much for the video, it helped a lot!!!
Very nice tutorial. It helped me a lot.
Much helpful !
Thank you sir it cleared my doubts on this concept
Vera level bro doing great job
Hello Naveen :) Thank You very much for the tutorial but i have one question. For some time i'm struggling with problem how to extract JWT and pass it to the cookie manager. To be precize: i'm testing a service which requires a user to be logged in. To shorthen the test and make it less loaded i tried to skip the login procedure and manually added the correct JWT to cookie manager, but the problem is that it expires after some time and needs to be added manually again, otherwise i have to go through entire logging process which is not very efficient. As You can see it's not very handy solution. So to get through this i extracted with REGEX desired token and tried to pass it as a variable to cookie manager somehow. Tried few solutions from stackoverflow but none of them worked for me. I hope that i described the problem in detail. According to that do You have any idea how it can be solved?
Regards
Marek
Manually adding JWT is not a recommended approach. Generate the token on the fly and extract it. For every 'x' minutes, generate a new token, extract it and send it to the subsequent requests.