- Created by SS Doc Editor on Sep 09, 2021
Toolbar
| Button | Action |
![]() | Create custom pattern |
![]() | Delete selected custom pattern |
![]() | Create an exclusion pattern |
![]() | Delete the selected exclusion pattern |
![]() | Move the selected custom pattern up |
![]() | Move the selected custom pattern down |
HelpBox
| Custom Patterns | Custom autocorrelation patterns allow extending autocorrelation capabilities. - To create a custom pattern, click Add and complete its properties. See Also: |
| Excluded Patterns | Excluded patterns prevent creating unnecessary autocorrelation parameters. - To create an excluded pattern, click Add and complete its properties. See Also: |
| Client-side Cookie Autocorrelation | StresStimulus automatically correlates all cookies generated on the server. |
Grid
Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | The custom pattern or exclusion pattern name |
| Description | The custom pattern or exclusion pattern description |
| Custom pattern or exclusion pattern type | Select the extractor type from the drop-down |
| RegEx | Header |
| TextDelimited | JPath |
| Text Before | A text delimiter that occurs immediately before the value to be extracted. |
| Text After | A text delimiter that occurs immediately after the value to be extracted. |
| Regular Expression | The regular expression with a single value <val> which will be extracted. Example: \w+\d="(?<val>.+)" returns a value of the name/value pair, where the name ends with a digit. |
| Header | The response header name, selected from the drop-down |
| JPath query | Enter JPath query to extracts a value from a JSON response |
| Content-Type | Content-Type(s) for which this custom pattern or exclusion pattern applies. Separate multiple entries by ",". |
| Extractor Page | Page URI or wildcard for which this custom pattern or exclusion pattern applies. |
| Use HTML Decoding? | To apply HTML-decoding to the Extractor value, select Yes. Example of HTML-decoding: converting "&>" to ">". The default is No. |
| Use URL Decoding? | To apply URL-decoding to the Extractor value, select Yes. Example of URL-decoding: converting: "%3F" to "?". The default is No. |
| Enforce URL encoding? | The default is No. When using an extractor in a parameter, StresStimulus automatically URL encodes its value when necessary. Select Yes to enforce the URL encoding of the extractor's value. Use this option with caution as it can result in double-encoding a parameter. |
Use Base64 Encoding? | To apply Base64 encoding to the Extractor value, select Yes. The default is No. |
| Use Escaped Hex Decoding? | To apply escaped hex decoding to the Extractor value, select Yes. In a response, some special characters may be escape hex encoded. An example of decoding: '\x23' to ''. The default is No. |
| Group number to extract | Enter a group number in the regular expression that will render the extractor value. For example, in this regular expression. (\d{3}):(\w+) enter 1 to extract the 3 digit number or enter 2 to extract the word. |
Parameter Creation Mode | By default, a pattern creates necessary parameters from extractor value. To use a different parameter format, select Formatted. |
Parameter Page | Page URI or wildcard for which a parameter will be created. |
Parameter Name | Web form field or query sting parameter name. |
Parameter Format String | To surround the parameter with text, use format string <text before>{0}<text after>. Example id={0} |
| Disabled? | Select Yes, to disable the custom pattern or exclusion pattern. The default is No. |
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