Using Maps And for each loop in jmeter

 

- This is for use for each loop controller 

- generally, it's based on a previous request no of requests will come in another transaction controller

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using Regular expressions to get all details




now its tome to use in loop, based on this results in its iterates 8 times



in JSR223 preprocessor - assigning values using the map 



now we have 2 variables : stakeholdercommunityfacets , keyvalueMap



Now using return stakeholders 



Now the number is the final variable with 8 iterations used in the following request.










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