211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter- OctoPert HOW TO EXTRACT DATA FROM JSON RESPONSE USING JMETER ameter (https://octoperf.com/categories/jmeter) ) Apr 25,2018 9 Amazing Comments (https:octoperfcom/blog/2017/03/09/how-to-extract-data-from-json-response-using- Jmeter/#comments) If you're here, it's probably because you need to extract variables from a Json (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON) response using JMeter (https://jmeter.apache.org/) Good news! You're on the definitive guide to master JMeter Json Extractor. Complementary to our Rest API Testing Guide (https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/04/23/jmeter-rest-api-testing/), you'll learn everything you need to master Json Path Expressions (http://goessner.netiarticles/JsonPath/) Let's go! And don't panic, there is nothing difficult down there. 1 Json Format To get a better understanding of what Json is, here is an example Json document hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 2211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter-OctoPert store”: ( " l { category": "reference", "author": "Nigel Rees", ‘title: "Sayings of the Century”, price": 8.95 { ‘category": “Fiction”, ‘author": “Evelyn Waugh", title": “Sword of Honour’ price’: 12.99 » h “expensive”: 18 Json (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON) is an extremely simple data format which has taken over XML {https://en.wikipedia.org/wil WXML) a few years ago. You probably ask yourself: why do | need to learn Json? ‘An increasing number of REST APIs (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Representational_state_transfer) and servers are using Json as their primary data exchange format. At OctoPerf, we are heavily using Json to exchange data between our AngularJS (https://angularjs.org/) frontend client and our Spring Boot (https://spring io) backend. Want to know the best part? Since, JMeter 3.0, it's far easier to extract data from Json responses using the Json variable extractor. In other words, Json extractors are natively available. 2 JMeter JsonPath Plugin hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 202211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter- OctoPert Tnetaled Plogins [Avaliable gine Upgrades i custom meter Functions JSON Plugins (deprecated) W.custom threed Groups Vendor, JMeter Phusinsong Deprecated in favor of oore [Meter 4.04] Allows extescting values from SON responses using JSONPath ‘stax, Also ships JSONPath Assertion. Documentation: hitps /imetsr-pluginsangmwiinSONPatneatnacton! What's new inversion 9.6, Fox cate of asserting aray against array “unit support Maven qroupld: nape artfactid meter plugins son version: 2 “ava Components [meter -LDAP Protocol Support fe jmeter - Mail SMTP Support Ipor~ RON Path Extractor [meter “MongoDa support Name: [pege KOWFath EArsctor 105 process suppor eonnseis (Gist on th plain : Varlable Name: [x ee ae Location! /hone/ubuntu/Load-testing-tools/apache-jneter-4.0/1ib/ext/jmeter-plugins-json-2.6.jar Libraries: [json-1ib, jneter-plugins-cm-jnater, asm, json-smart, json-path] JMeter JsonPath Extractor Plugin can be downloaded and installed (https://jmeter- plugins.org/wiki/JSONPathExtractor/) from jmeter-plugins website. As of JMeter 3.0 and above, Json plugin is optional. Installing JMeter JsonPath Plu: + Download plugins-managerjar (https://jmeter-plugins.org/install/) and put it into IMETER_HOME/Lib/ext directory, Restart JMeter, Click on options > Plugins Manager in the top menu, Select available Plugins tab, Select Json Plugins and click on Apply Changes and Restart JMeter. The JMeter Json Plugin should be available in right click menu Add > Post Processors > Json Path Extractor . By the way, we encourage you to read our JMeter Plugins Installation Guide (https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/04/04/jmeter-plugins-install/) for more details about JMeter Plugins. Are you lazy? Because | am. Let's use the native JsonPath Extractor instead! 3 JMeter Json Path Extractor JMeter's Json Post Processor (http://jmeter.apache orgiusermanual/component_. nce.htmi#JSON_Extractor) uses Json Way (https://github.com/jayway/JsonPath), a Java Json Path API, to perform JSon path extraction on server hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 322211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter- OctoPert responses, JSON Extractor Name: [BON Beractar ‘comments: ‘Apply to: © Main sample and sub-samples i Main sample only < Sub-samples only JMeter Variable Name to use Names of created variables: I JSON Path expressions: I ‘Match No. (0 for Random): f Compute concatenation var (suffix ALL): 5] Default values: [ The Json Path extractor should be placed under an HTTP Sampler. It has several possible settings, hence the most relevant are: Variables Names: semi-colon separate variable names, JSON Path Expressi extracted values, Awesome! But how do | get started? 4 Example Json Paths ns: expressions to extract content from the json response, Match Numbers: -1 forall, @ fora random one, n for the nth one, Compute concatenation var: create a variable like ${foo_ALL} containing the concatenation of all ‘And Default values: in the case the expression doesn't apply to the json document being processed, Here are some example Json Path expressions that can be used to extract data from the Json document exposed above: JsonPath (click link to try) §.store.book{"].author (hitor/isonpath.herokuapp.com/? path=$.store.book["].author) §..author (http:/[sonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=$..author) §.store.* (http:/isonpath.herokuapp.com/?patt store.") 8,store. price (http:ljsonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=S.store..price) §..book{0, 1] (http:isonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=S..book{0, 1) $..book{:2] (hitp:{sonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=$..book{:2]) hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! Result The authors of all books All authors All things, both books and bicycles The price of everything The first two books All books from index 0 (inclusive) until index 2 (exclusive) 42‘2/1012020 How to Exraet Data From Json Response Using IMeter- meter -OctoPert JsonPath (click link to try) Result $..book(2) (htp:sonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=S..book(2]) Book number two from tal $..book{?(@.isbn}] (htp:/jsonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=$..book[2(@.isbn}) All books with an ISBN number §.store.book{?(@-price < 10)] (http:sonpath herokuapp.com/? All books in store cheaper than 10 path=$.store.book{?(@.price < 10)}) §..book{?(@ price <= ${'expensive')}] (hitp:/jsonpath herokuapp.com/? ‘All books in store that are not path=$..book{?(@price <= $'expensive’))) “expensive” $..book{?(@_author =~ /“REESI)] (nttp:lisonpath herokuapp.com/? All books matching regex (ignore case) path=. book{?(@.author =~ /"REESI)]) §..* (http:/isonpath.herokuapp.com/?path=S... Give me every thing $..bo0k.length()(hitp:/jsonpath.herokuapp.com/path=$..book.length()) The number of books As you can see, it's easy and flexible to query specific information from a Json document and put them into variables. Let's explore some of the examples above with JMeter. Guess what? We're going to try them out. 5 Real-life JMeter Examples ya Test Plan $ > Thread Gro JSON Extractor + 7 p@gc - Dummy 5 Name: [meter > |meter| ‘Comments: > imeterPlugin ‘Apply to: 7 Debug Sampler (oy View Resuts tree (ain sample and sub.samples @ Main sample only variable names imeter ‘Wy workbench JSON Path expressions 's.autho} Match No. (0 for Random i Compute concatenation var (suffic_ALN iz) Default Values Our sample JMX (https://octoperf.comlimg/bloghhow-tojson-path-extractor-jmeter/ison- extractor.jmx) shows how both the JMeter Json Extractor and Plugin JsonPath Extractor {https://imeter-plugins.orgiwiki/JSONPathExtractor/) work. Before JMeter 3.0, the plugin was required to perform JsonPath extractions. As of JMeter 3.0, there is an integrated support for Json Extractions. Ready for some action? Let’s go! 5.1. Arrays Extraction hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 622‘2r1072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jeter -OctoPert JSON Extractor Name: jmeter (Comment ply to: (© main sample and sub-samples ® main sample on! Variable names juthors JSON Path expressions $.author Match No. (0 for Random) I | Compute concatenation var (suffix ALL) v7 Default values Extracting all authors from the store Extracting Arrays makes possible to extract multiple values from a single Json document at once. For example, we could extract all the authors from the book store: + Variable Name: authors resulting in variable ${authors) , + JSONPath Expression: $.. author , selects all authors from any depth You will get the following variables: authors, authors, authors, authors_4=3. R. R. Tolkien authors Al s_ALL=Nigel Rees, Evelyn Waugh,Herman Melville,3. R. R. Tolkien (if Compute concatenation checked) authors natchir=4 Fac View Results Tree 7 Oar bunmy Sar |name: Sex nese Tres P nee Komen a Flename (isa) tomisay 0: Llcaeaeetve [lteouves [Search | Reset Requert | Responce data | “Wetervariables: ‘eterthrend Test sanple ok-true neterthread:pack=ar9. apache. eter. chreade samp LePackage@si6lacst Suthers =evelyn bauoh Sithors sernen baled Le Suthers acts Re Re Tallsien Stthors aLLctagel Rowe, Evalyn Maugh,terman MelwilTe. 2 8 ® Tobi Buttars: nana We got all the authors of all the books! 5.2. Conditional Extraction hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter!211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter meter - OctoPe JSON Extractor Name: [meter ‘O Main sample and sub-samples ® Main sample only © Sub-samples only ©) variable names ISON Path expressions Match No. (0 for Random) Compute concatenation var (suffix aL Default values ftties § store bookIM@.price<= 10)] ttle Extracting Book Titles selectively ‘Suppose now that we want to extract the title of the books whose price is less than or equal to 10: + Variable Name: titles resulting in ${titles} variable, + Match Number + JSONPath Expression: $.store.book[?(@.price<= 1@)].title (book titles with price a, 10) You will get the following variables: titles tsSayings of the Century titles 2-Moby Dick ‘titles matchir=2 fiew Results Tree Name: |View Results Tree |Comments: Write results to file / Road from file [_sronse._| Logibisplay Only: search: | [lememrstie C]tepsiven. [Search _][|_Resot ~{/ Sampler result | Request | Response data ‘INeterVariables: omoterThroad. Last_sanplo_ok=truo IMeterThread.pack=arg- apache. jeter. threads. SanplePackage@cba7b7=4, @ peace -burimy sampler ' Debug sampler START. YMD=2017L010 TESTSTART.MS-=1507641816036 titles_1-sayings of the contury titles ZMeby Dick ©@VouUsENe io titles match u Title of books priced below 10. hntpsoctoper.convbiog'2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-dala-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 22211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter meter - OctoPe 5.3. Multiple Extraction JSON Extractor IName: jmeter Comments: ‘Apply to: © Main sample and sub-samples @ Main sample only © Sub-samples onl variable names [mutiple JSON Path expressions if. (author, tile] Match No. (0 fer Random) Z Compute concatenation var (suffix ALL Default Values a Extracting Both Book Author and Title ‘Suppose now that we want to extract mult le Json fields at the same time, For example, we would like to query all author and titles: + Variable Name: multiple, + Match Number: + JSONPath Expression: $..[‘author’,'title’}. You will get the following variables: multiple_a=("titl multiple 2-("title":"Sword of Honour" ,"author":"Evelyn Kaugh"} multiple 3-("title":"Moby Dick","suthor":"Herman Melville") multiple 4={"title":"The Lord of the Rings","author":"J. R. R. Tolkien") multiple matchwe**=a ‘Sayings of the Century", "author": "Nigel Rees") hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter!211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter meter - OctoPe Mew Resuits Tree ‘rte rerut file ed iom fle Leaiisplay ony: [lerrors Cisuecesses [configure] search 1 ase- Dummy sareer ‘2 Dahagseae Meer variables: 2 INeteriinrcad. Last sonple_okstrue 5 Ineterthread:packzorg.apache-jreter-threads.SarplaPeckoga@%ena 39 ofrettsetenlugenetcvastnert Sfruteaplorlunin_i-cetacte aofrutsiptePlugin-2-taetet 2] muteapteptinn 22) muteipteptogin= sa} Tegel fas HeLa Snatge AF The emaey ] Vanhen Heelys maa TLE ‘Soyinas of the century,authar* "Rigel Pees ‘Gro of Honourssvautnot seus Hush? abr Dicky "author sernan MeL he ord of the Ringers "author" Tolkien agincnateht a) motte Sayings of the Century" tauther*:"Migel Maes") 35) muteipt Seord: of nour®, authors "evelyn Waugh"? 3s) moteipt woby bieke, authoresernan telat Te | mutes - The Lord of tha Ringer olmuteapte atc: jute, RR Tolkien? Extracting Both Book Author and Title And that’s the results being displayed within JMeter UI. 5.4. Concatenation Extraction ‘Sometimes, you want to extract and concatenate all results into a single string. In this Example, | took HTTPBin headers (http://httpbin org/headers) json endpoint, This can be achieved using the Compute Concatenation var (suffi ALL) option, Fie tesa cmap Peon oerecer (iw esis Tr View Resulte Tree seer (a fio rh a [Bese Jompieplay onty: [errors stm 2 rea B “gb oe sragnt! pavhasttpclen455 Uren €0.191" Json response received when calling HTTPBin from JMeter The endpoint returns a json containing the headers sent by the client, You should see something like: hntpsoctoper.convblog'2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-dataronjson-esponse-using meter! 922211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter-OctoPert headers": { ‘Connection , Host": “httpbin.ong", User-Agent”: “Apache-HttpClient/4.5.5 (Java/1.8.@_161)" Now let's modify the Json extractor and enable the option to concatenate results: Name of created variables: foo (resulting in ${F00) ), Json Path Expression: $.headers.*, Match Nr: -1 which means extracting all occurences, Compute concatenation var: checked, Now let's see the result. cS +. Thread Group JSON Extractor PA HITE Request Nome: [SoW Breet aa 7 Debug Sample ‘i View Results Tree Main sample and sub-samples @ Main sample only Mamas of created variables: luseragen ISON Path expressions: Match No. (0 for Random): a ‘Compute concatenation var Guffix ALU: Default Values: Extracting A concatenation of all results Finally, let's use a Debug Sampler (https:/iimeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.htmi#Debug_Sampler) to view the variable being extracted (named foo here). hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! s022211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter meter - OctoPe ater 504 Brace lcomments: 7 ora sora ‘Write rests to file Read from fle sults Tr LogDisplay Oniy: Clears searce | Elemente Ltvedenm [Search || Reset] eu Seie potche eter. vava..0.8) feos iponcrgdpacte ines ma 20 361) Debugging the result The result should be something like: foo_3=Apache-HttpClient/4.5.5 (Java/1.8._161) foo_ALL=close, httpbin.org,Apache-HttpClient/4.$.5 (Java/1.8.@_161) foo_matechNr=3 Is that useful? I'm not really sure. But, whenever you have this specific need, JMeter does it for you easily 6 Using Response Assertion That's a pretty common question: How to validate a variable extracted from a json using an assertion? Said otherwise, you want to make sure the extracted variable is correct. Let's see how to do this. [JMeter Json Dummy Sampler](/img/bloghhow-to-json-path-extractor-jmeter/ jmeter-plugin-dummy- sampler.png) JMeter Dummy Sampler Plugin For this example, we're going to use the Dummy Sampler plugin (https://imeter- plugins.orgiwiki/DummySampler/). Why? Because it allows to generate a sample result with any json we want. Let's use the following Json: hntpsoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! see211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter-OctoPert Firstname": "John", "lastname": "Smith" We're simply going to configure the dummy sampler to send this Json as response. |[JMeter Json Dummy Sampler](/img/blog/how-to-json-path-extractor-jmeter/ jmeter-plugin-dummy- sampler-config.png) JMeter Dummy Sampler Plugin Config Then, we create a Json extractor to extract the firstname json field \[JMeter Json Dummy Sampler](/img/blog/how-to-json-path-extractor-meter! dummy-sampler-json- ‘extractor.png) JMeter Json Extractor Now let's configure a Response Assertion (https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#Response_Assertion). The response assertion must be located after the json extractor in order to work.  Validating variable value using Response Assertion The Response Assertions is configured as following Apply To: JMeter variable name to use, Field to Test: Text response, Pattern Matching Rules: Equals To, Patterns to Test: John in our example. It's time to execute the thread group and see the results.  The assertion is passed successfully If we replace the assertion patterns to test by titi l[UMeter Response Assertion Success](/img/blog/how-to-json-path-extractor-jmeter/ response-assertion- failure.png) The assertion is failing Great! Now you know how to extract a variable from a json response and validate the variable value using a Response Assertion. hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 1202topo tow tn sa Fom on Rtgs Ung Metr-sno OP 7 3Common Mistakes Now, you're probably wondering: what can possibly go wrong? The 3 common mistakes that should be avoided are: + Don't define multiple variables within a single Json Path extractor: the script may become hard to understand / maintain, + Don't write expressions susceptible to work only on specific json responses, try to stick to the general case, + The simpler the solution, the better will be the script maintainability. 8 Good to know Work-Arounds Depending on the case, you may use alternate techniques to extract content from a server response. 8.1. Regular Expression Extractor ‘Suppose you have a very simple Json document with the following content and you want all first names: (C'FlestNane™ . ‘Simpson"}, (/firstNane":“Marge", “LastNane":"Sinpson”), ("firstNane":"Bart", "LastNane": "Simpson") In this case, the regular expressions extractor may fit well because it's very simple to write a regular expression, hntpsoctoper.convbiog'2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-dala-ronjson-esponse-using meter! s9022211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter- OctoPert Regular Expression Extractor Serer ] comments: ooh: O Main sample and sutssompes @ Wain somple only Ci Sub-samplesonly ©) MeterVariatle [SY Response ii fo check @ Bocy © Rody unescaped) © Body asa Document © Hoagers © URL © Response coda © Resoonse Messane Roferonce ame: Regular Expression: [irstvame Tempiate: is Noten to. (0for Random Dera Va i We have defined the following settings: Reference Name: firstname Regex , Regular expression: “firstName":"(.+?)", Template: $1$, Match Nr: 3, (we want Bart) Default value: D'oh! . 8.2. ISR223 with External Library By using the Minimal Json Library, and adding it to JMeter you can do the job of extracting json data from a server response too. Configuring JMeter With an external Lib + Download the Minimal Json Library latest Release (https://github.com/ralfstx/minimal- json/releases), + Putitin /Lib/ext , + Restart JMeter. Now create a JSR223 Post processor (httpsiljm the Http Sampler whose server response is a Json document. Select Java language and inspire from the F-apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#JSR223_PostProcessor) under following script: hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! sai22211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter-OctoPert import com.eclipsesource. json. Jsondbject; String jsonString = prev.getResponsebataasstring(); JsonArray menbers = Json.parse(jsonstring) .asobject().get(“menbers -asarray()s vars.put("FinstNane", String. valueOf (menberss.get(2) .getString("firstNane The code above extract the firstName of the third family member and puts it in a variable. 8.3. ISR223 with Groovy JSR223 PostProcessor {https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#{JSR223_PostProcessor) has Groovy language support which has built-in JSON support so you won't have to add any jars. Example code: import groovy. json.JsonSlurper def JsonSlurper = new JsonSlurper(); def response = JjsonSlunper. parseText(prev.getResponseDataasstring()); vars.put("FirstNane", response.menbers[2].firstNane. toString ()); The ${Firstname} can then later be reused as needed. 8.4. BeanShell Json Extractor Although the same result can be achieved using the BeanShell post processor {https://jmeter.apache.org/usermanual/component_reference.html#BeanShell_PostProcessor), we don't recommend to do so for performance reason. JSR223 post processors should be used in favor of BeanShell post processors. JSR223 with Groovy is several magnitudes faster than BeanShell. hntpsoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 1922211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter meter - OctoPe BeanShell PostProcessor an Estar is name (Beanshet) ] pace nese TSO CC [resent |rase _Pormeters tobe passes anShe(> Sion Parameters an Sing Dpsharg) iparcuuare! i] Sere overfes sent Fie name j Scr wana: ca vars ron rev ats a) Sent: ‘string dsonstring = prev.getsesponsepataasstring() 4 Deondbject Family = Dsondhject. reedFron(jeonstring); 5 IsonArray workers ~ fanily.get(“nenbers").asAeray(); € Strang Flretlane ~ wenbers.get(2).asdbJect() get{"Firstilane") .asString()s > vars. put( “irstlioes BSI, Firstlione); Configuration is very similar to JSR223. Here we have the final variable ${Firstname_8sH) 8.5. JMeter Plugins (Json Path Extractor) Since JMeter 3.0, JMeter Json Extractor Plugin (https://jmeter-plugins.orgiwiki/JSONPathExtractor/) should be abandoned in favor of the built in Json Path extractor. This plugin is still useful if you are using JMeter <= 2.13 ip@gc - JSON Path Extractor Name: @ac JSON Path Eeractor———SSSSSS~™Y arenes | Ove on ths pagh ms Variable Name: jonvat JSON Path: /j.esuts[oythumbnals [0] data | Default value: NOT FOUND) 8.6. Use-cases Json extractors are particularly useful in the following cases: + Json REST Apis (https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/04/23/jmeter-rest-api-testing/): more and more rest apis are based on Json, + OAuth authentication (https://oauth.net/articles/authentication/) mechanisms, which uses Json to send and receive access and refresh tokens, hntpssoctoper.convblog2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 1622211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter- OctoPert ‘+ Single Page Web Apps (React (https://reactjs.org/) or AngularJS (https://angularjs.org) are mostly seen) which communicate with JSon REST backends. 2 Final Words This huge Json tutorial comes to an end! But, wait? I's not finished yet! You may be interested in checking our other guides on: + XPath Extractor (https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/04/10/jmeter-xpath-extractor/): extract content ipedia.orgiwiki/SOAP), + CSS Jquery Extractor (https://octoperf.com/blog/2018/04/13/jmeter-css-jquery-extractor/): use from XML responses (like SOAP (https://en.wi 8s selectors to extract content from HTML (https:/iwww.w3schools.com/htmi/) responses, + And the well known Regex Extractor (https://octoperf.com/blog/2017/09/07/jmeter-regular- expression-extractor/): use Regular expressions (https://www.regular-expressions.info/) to extract part of responses. There are several ways to extract data from Json document using JMeter. Our favorite one is the built-in Json Extractor. And, best of all, Json extractors (https://doc.octoperf.com/design/edit-virtual- user/action-types/post-processors/json-variable-extractor/) are fully supported by OctoPerf! By the way, If you want to dig further, here are some interesting JMeter books. 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Wednesday, Jul 4, 2018 at 07:58 UTC Hi Ansu, Unfortunately you can't using the Json Extractor since the keys are part of the JsonPath you need to formulate. I'd rather use the Regex Extractor (https://octoperf.com/blog/2017/09/07/jmeter-regular-expression-extractor!) to do this. ary i hntpssoctoper.convblog'2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-data-ronjson-esponse-using meter! 19221211072020 How to Extract Data From Json Response Using JMeter Jmeter-OctoPert hi.. i want to extract multiple values from json response and want to use those values with respect to count, means want to use all the extracted values which i stored in the list.. can u pls help. Example: “m_Users|Ds": [ 957966, 958047, 978980, 1010223, 1010269, 1010877, 1010879], here i want all the numbers to use in my next thread with respect to ',’ which i have in the above ‘expression. Reply © Jerome In reply 0 ganesh Wednesday, Aug 8, 2018 at 13:38 UTC Hi Ganesh, You should take a look at Arrays Extractions. It's precisely covering the case of extracting array values, Rohit Thursday, Aug 23, 2018 at 07:24 UTC Can any one please tell how to validate Json Response data type(whether is it string,integer,dictionary) using jmeter.?? Reply 4 Jerome In reply to Rohit Tuesday, Aug 28, 2018 at 14:41 UTC Hi, Sorry I don't know how to do this. Pate a :} Mauro Juarez Thursday, Aug 23, 2018 at 20:46 UTC we Hello how can | store a value read from my response into a Json file?. the value | want to store is captured already using a regex, just wanto write that into a Json file (which should be used later) as the entry data in an automation framework? hntpssoctoper.convblog'2017103109Ihow-lo-extract-dataronjson-esponse-using meter! 1922‘271072020 How to Exraet Data From Json Response Using MMeter- Jmeter-OctoPet Reply Jerome In reply to Mauro Juarez Tuesday, Aug 28, 2018 at 14:42 UTC Hi Mauro, Maybe you can try to use a JSR223 post processor and write a script to store the response json into a file. anes, ett FEES vusttester wednesday, sun 19, 2019 at 11:57 UTC “ter Thx a lot mister! Great thx! 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