Can we change the Header Content in post type HTTPS request

[Sasikanth]

Hi Cody, 
                 I am new to test studio , I have a query regarding load testing ,

These are sequence of steps in my user profile 
 

Https://myappurl/MessageSearchPhrase/getJsonMatchedUsers.spr/searchPhrase=U326960&_=1406802877985 and its a GET type HTTPS request.

Https://myappurl/message/submit.spr and its a POST type HTTPS request 

                                                       After adding CSV to the load test , I am able to bind the SearchPhrase parameter to values from the CSV .As a result of GET request,in response Content I will get the some USER-ID .I need to use that user id in the POST's request header content.Is there any way to get the content from the GET response and send the USER-ID in the post request header content or can I data bind the POST request header Content so that I can give the USER-ID directly from the CSV  .Please find the attached zip file for  snapshots and text files for more details regarding the Request and Response Content

[Sasikanth]

Hi cody, 
              For to mention that after running the load test ,I am getting same user id again even though we are using a different search query for each user.

[Boyan Boev]

Hi Sasikanth,

Thank you for contacting us.

Please let me consult this our load test developers and let you know the results.

Thank you for your patience.

Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik

 

[Cody]

Hi Sasikanth,

I'm afraid the short answer is no, we cannot support this. The technical problem is that the response for the GET is JSON formatted data containing the user id:

{"users":[{"id":"74e85154-bb03-4c02-820b-80becce987c9","name":"L0000e, F21e6f (U326960)"}]}

This same data then needs to be fed back into the POST at just the right spot:

Content-Disposition: form-data; name="strRecipientsTo"

{"users":[{"id":"74e85154-bb03-4c02-820b-80becce987c9","name":"L0000e, F21e6f (U326960)","list":"To"}]}

A Test Studio load test is not able to interpret and parse JSON data. It is only capable of handling keyword=value type of data in both headers and HTML content. The SearchPhrase parameter is prime example of what we can support.

I am sorry I don't have better news for you.

Regards,
Cody
Telerik

 

[Sasikanth]

Hi cody, 
               thanks a lot for the update

[Cody]

Hello,

You're welcome. I'm glad I was able to give you a concrete answer, even though it was a "no".

Regards,
Cody
Telerik