JsonPath exception "string matching regex `[$_\p{L}][$_\-\d\p{L}]*'"

[nikolaos....@googlemail.com]

Hi,

I've a problem with jsonPath and a specific json response.

Here's my JSON-Response: {"data":[[22091],[22094],[22090],[22092],[22093]],"timestamp":1396877533190}

It fails if I try to save it via -> .check(jsonPath("$.data[*][0]").saveAs("all_contacts")))

15:48:33.943 [INFO ] i.g.h.a.AsyncHandlerActor - Request 'GetAllContacts' failed: jsonPath($.data[*].[*]).exists failed, could not extract:  could not extract : string matching regex `[$_\p{L}][$_\-\d\p{L}]*' expected but `[' found

Any idea what's going wrong?!

Greetings

Niko

[Stéphane Landelle]

Gatling version, please?

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[nikolaos....@googlemail.com]

latest 2.0.0-SNAPSHOT build.

[Nicolas Rémond]

Hi Nikolaos,

I just tried your example, it works perfectly. This unit test passes.

  it should "Mailing-list test case" in {

    val json = parseJson(""" {"data":[[22091],[22094],[22090],[22092],[22093]],"timestamp":1396877533190} """)

    JsonPath.query("$.data[*][0]", json) should findOrderedElements(int(22091), int(22094), int(22090), int(22092), int(22093))

  }

Now, notice that your example is NOT the same as what there is in the log exception.

Here is the correct version for it :

 jsonPath($.data[*].[*]) ->  jsonPath($.data[*][*])

regards

Nicolas

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[nikolaos....@googlemail.com]

Hi Nicolas,

yep works fine. Thx for the hint

Greetings

Niko