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As of JMeter 2.3.1 there is no automatic way of handling this, however there are some work-rounds. Assume that the URL is stored in the variable ESCAPED_URL.
Using Jexl:
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${__jexl(vars.get("ESCAPED_URL").replace("&"\,"&"))}
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Set the JMeter property beanshell.function.init to point to a file; add the following definition to the file:
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// Fix ampersands in a string
String fixAmps(s) {
return s.replaceAll("&","&");
}
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the current release of JMeter already contains the |
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fixAmps() |
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the |
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BeanShellFunction.bshrc |
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The function can then be called as follows:
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${__BeanShell(fixAmps(vars.get("ESCAPED_URL"))}
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${__BeanShell(fixAmps(vars.get("ESCAPED_URL"),PLAIN_URL)} |
The latter function call will store the result in the variable PLAIN_URL The work-rounds above can be extended to handle other transformations such as %20 -> space, %2F -> / and %3A -> :