Advanced example

Let's continue the previous example to check the response deletion.

Here we will use more permissive regular expressions to match the delete request.

Please follow the bellow steps:

1. In the Virtual User tree, go to websocket_channel.
2. Click the Advanced button.
3. In the Advanced panel, select the Messages mapping tab.
4. Change text as follows:

   Regular expression: ^(Created|Deleted)\(([^,]*,)?([^)]*)\)

   Value template: $3$

   Information: you can test that the first message returns diamond and the second returns a number.

5. Go to the second websocket_request_1 and switch it to synchronous.
6. You can see that Mapping ID is empty. Fill it with ${objectId}.
7. Click the Validation button and specify to be a success if the duration is shorter than 100 ms.

   

8. If you want, you can now delete the end_delay action in the Virtual User tree.
9. Apply a Check VU on your scenario.

More complex frameworks

On the same idea, you can directly use a more complex framework to match create and delete requests at the same time.

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