In my application I need to enter multi-line data in one of the field. Using JSON file how can I pass the data in my protractor script?
var dataFile = require('../../../test-data/queues.json');
Inside the spec file you can access the same using dataFile.variableName.
To pass multi-line data you can separate the lines using \n in json file.
When you pass the data to your application via protractor it will be send as multi-line data.
Please let me know if you need any help regarding json structure.
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I am trying to build an Azure Data Factory pipeline where it copies the Response of Output (JSON format) from Azure Function and move its data to a JSON file.
I am not using REST API.
Initially, I built a pipeline where it used Variable to copy the data into a Text file.
Now, I am trying to move data into a JSON file so that I could map JSON file's columns to SQL table.
What is best architecture of this data pipeline?
Do I need a Text file from moving data of "output.Response" (from 1st step) to JSON file?
I tried to use Text file as 'Source' and JSON file as 'Sink' (inside "Copy data" step), but I am not able to map 'Source' and 'Sink'.
I also tried having the third step with JSON files as 'Source' and 'Sink', but I am not sure how #variables('myVariable') should be carried into this step as it is not a text file.
Thank you.
I was able to find the solution by having the data type of JSON on next "Copy data" pointing to the text file (csv) that I used. Even though the file was originally created with DelimitedText (csv) file, when I pointed that same file, but using JSON format, it took it.
I am trying to save Jmeter response in CSV file. I have tried some of the answers from StackOver Flow but those are not working.
Can anyone suggest me how can I achieve this?
Note: I have tried this and this.
Most probably it is something not feasible when it comes to CSV files as response data can have delimiter characters which will break your CSV file structure. For example if you use comma as delimiter and your response data contains commas - it will be not possible to save the response into a single CSV "cell".
If you need to save the response data I would recommend using XML format of the .jtl results file for this. You can amend JMeter's default result file configuration as follows:
Add next lines to user.properties file:
jmeter.save.saveservice.output_format=xml
jmeter.save.saveservice.response_data=true
That's it, next time you run JMeter in command-line non-GUI mode as:
jmeter -n -t test.jmx -l result.xml
the result.xml file will contain the response data which can be examined using either View Results Tree listener or XML viewer/editor of your choice.
More information: How to Save Response Data in JMeter
If the response of your request can be stored in csv then you can use one of the following
'Save Responses to a file' in Listeners.
Capture the response using regular expression extractor and write the value to a file in Beanshell code.
I'm new to Jmeter so I hope this question is not too off the wall. I am trying to test an HTTP endpoint that accepts a large JSON payload and processes it. I have collected a few hundred JSON blobs in a file and want to use those as my input for testing. The only way that I have come across for loading the data is using the CSV config. I have a single line of the file for each request. I have attempted to use \n as a delimiter and have also tried adding a tab character \t to the end of each line. My requests all show in put of<EOF>.
Is there a way to read a file of JSON objects, line at a time, and pass them to my endpoint as the body in a POST?
You need to provide more information, to wit: example JSON file (first 2 lines), your CSV Data Set Configuration, jmeter.log file, etc. so we could help.
For the time being I can state that:
Given CSV file looking like:
{"foo":"bar"}
{"baz":"qux"}
And pretty much default CSV Data Set Config setup
JMeter normally reads the CSV data
Be aware that there are alternatives to the CSV Data Set Config, for example:
__CSVRead() function. The equivalent syntax would be ${__CSVRead(test.csv,0)}
__StringFromFile() function. The equivalent syntax would be ${__StringFromFile(test.csv,,,)}
See Apache JMeter Functions - An Introduction to get familiarized with the JMeter Functions concept.
How can I make JMeter read the second sheet of my CSV?
I want to use CSV Data Set Config.
Normally, it reads the first line of the first sheet but is there any way to be a bit more flexible?
CSV file format doesn't have "sheets", it is a normal plain text file using delimiters in order to represent structured data.
If you are trying to get data from i.e. Microsoft Excel file type - unfortunately you won't be able to do it using CSV Data Set Config. The easiest would be exporting data as separate plain-text CSV files.
If you don't have the possibility to do the export you still can access the data from Excel files but it will be a little bit more tricky as you will have to use JSR223 Test Elements, Groovy language and Apache POI libraries
More information:
Busy Developers' Guide to HSSF and XSSF Features
How to Extract Data From Files With JMeter
Currently you can use CSV Data Set Config for that, you should add external code for example using Apache Commons CSV,
Download the jar file and place it in JMETER_HOME lib folder, and then write the code in JSR223 Element.
Examples exists, code for get second record:
Reader in = new FileReader("path/to/file.csv");
Iterable<CSVRecord> records = CSVFormat.RFC4180.parse(in);
// go to next record
records.next();
CSVRecord secondRecord = records.next();
//columnOne = secondRecord.get(0);
Hello in my application I am currently trying to create my own custom log files in .json format. Reason for this is because I want a well structured and accurate log file which can be easily read and would not depend on some special code in my application to read the data.
I have been able to create a json file: activities.json
I have been able to write and append to that file using File::append($path, $json)
This is a sample of the file contents:
{"controller":"TestController","function":"testFunction()","model":"Test","user":"Kayla","description":"Something happened!! Saving some JSON data here!","date":"2016-06-15"}
{"controller":"TestController","function":"testFunction()","model":"Test","user":"Jason","description":"Something happened!! Saving some JSON data here!","date":"2016-06-15"}
{"controller":"UserController","function":"userFunction()","model":"User","user":"Jason","description":"Another event occurred","date":"2016-06-15"}
Now my issue is the above is not a valid JSON. How do I get it in this format:
[
{"controller":"TestController","function":"testFunction()","model":"Test","user":"Kayla","description":"Something happened!! Saving some JSON data here!","date":"2016-06-15"},
{"controller":"TestController","function":"testFunction()","model":"Test","user":"Jason","description":"Something happened!! Saving some JSON data here!","date":"2016-06-15"},
{"controller":"UserController","function":"userFunction()","model":"User","user":"Jason","description":"Another event occurred","date":"2016-06-15"}
]
Is there a way of writing and appending to a json file in laravel? As much as possible I want to avoid reading the entire file before the append and doing a search and replace since the file may contain hundreds to thousands of records.
I will not use the default Laravel Log function.