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i want to discuss a useful new feature thats in rational performance tester version 8.6 they call it a secondary request processor and before rpt-86 rpt would fetch whatever is recorded but with this feature you are allowed to provide a reference with a regular expression that matches more than one element on a page an rpg will fetch all the elements that match there are some restrictions all the requests headers for all the different elements must be the same all the verification checks on all those elements must be the same others you only get to specify them once and they are applied to all the pages that show up and all the references that are harvested from a fetch page must be the same but in general its not a problem to meet those restrictions because the use case is when youre for example traversing a tree and all the pages are more or less the same but theres a different number of images on each page and you dont know in advance how many images will be on particular node
