Hi,
I am trying to save parameter from jsonpath:
`
.check(jsonPath("$.[0].paymentId").saveAs(“paymentIdPoints”))
`
from the following json response:
{ "ea5fb642-099d-4b7a-8c25-dc91eee7e0fb": [ { "name": "points", "amount": 32, "currency": "SEK", "paymentProvider": 3, "purchaseId": 123456, "paymentId": 564231 }, { "name": "credit", "amount": 63, "currency": "SEK", "paymentProvider": 1, "purchaseId": 234567, "paymentId": 765432 } ] }
When I do this I get the following error:
`
jsonPath($…[0].paymentId).find.exists extraction crashed: string matching regex ‘[^*.[]()=!<>\s]+’ expected but ‘[’ found
`
What could possibly went wrong?
I am running Gatling v3.0.3 through Maven.
Thanks,
Mats
Syntax is invalid.
Root ($) is an object so there’s no way .[0] could mean something.
Please explain what you’re trying to achieve with words.
Hi Stéphane,
Thanks for your quick reply! I am trying to extract the value from the first apperance of paymentId.
According to http://jsonpath.com/ the json path should work.
Regards,
Mats
Thanks for your quick reply! I am trying to extract the value from the first apperance of paymentId.
$…paymentId is then the most straightforward way.
According to http://jsonpath.com/ the json path should work.
People can buy domain names and get their hands on Github organizations, that doesn’t turn them into a reference.
Sadly, the original author, Mr Goessner, didn’t provided a full spec or a TCK.
Generally speaking, Javascript and PHP implementations are not renown for semantics correctness…
Regards,
Stéphane Landelle
GatlingCorp CTO
slandelle@gatling.io
Well, but then I will get
[
564231,
765432
]
I do only want the first value.
//Mats
No because find will only pick the first value, on contrary to findAll.
Ok, thanks! But how do I do if i want the second value?
Thanks a lot for your quick support, that did the trick! 