I’m currently testing a web application which outputs json. I want to make sure that the JSON is valid. I do not want to validate its content. How can I implement a assertion in jmeter to make sure that the json response is valid?
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I’m currently testing a web application which outputs json. I want to make sure that the JSON is valid. I do not want to validate its content. How can I implement a assertion in jmeter to make sure that the json response is valid?
Thanks!
Use beanshell assertion, jsr223 assertion or bsf assertion if you want to use groovy:
and parse the response using some json parser:
how to parse json using groovy
http://mrhaki.blogspot.com/2011/04/groovy-goodness-parse-json-with.html
Jmeter will provide to your script the previous sampler response as a script variable.
Note that this can impact performance of your test plan as it’s rather costly.
Regards