responseOK

[jh-14]

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Feel like I am going to wear out my welcome trying to get started. Maxq seems like a great tool but it and python/jython are new to me. Thought knowing tcl would help but I am an old and slow dog.....

 

Again, two requests:

 

At the top I added the line

 

from com.bitmechanic.maxq import HttpTestCase

 

but still get

 

NameError: responseOK

 

What else needs to be done?

 

 

ResponseOK is not quite what I need. I need to accept 200 and 304 but not 302. If you have an example you could paste up I would sure appreciate it. Either as a substitute for responseOK or a python/jython 'If'/ If Else" construct would be great.

Thanks,

 

johnH

[Oliver Bock]

Hi John,

responseOK() is a member of HttpTestCase, which your script is derived
from.  Therefore you use it like this:

 self.responseOK()

But I think you want something like:

 assert self.getResponseCode() in (200, 304, 302)

I recommend you skim the excellent Python tutorial at
http://docs.python.org/tut/tut.html

Regards,

  Oliver

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jh wrote:

> Feel like I am going to wear out my welcome trying to get started.
> Maxq seems like a great tool but it and python/jython are new to me.
> Thought knowing tcl would help but I am an old and slow dog.....
>  
> Again, two requests:
>  
> At the top I added the line
>  
> from com.bitmechanic.maxq import HttpTestCase
>  
> but still get
>  
> NameError: responseOK
>  
> What else needs to be done?
>  
>  
> ResponseOK is not quite what I need. I need to accept 200 and 304 but
> not 302. If you have an example you could paste up I would sure
> appreciate it. Either as a substitute for responseOK or a
> python/jython 'If'/ If Else" construct would be great.
>
> Thanks,
>  
> johnH

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