FSchumacher commented on issue #5767:
URL: https://github.com/apache/jmeter/issues/5767#issuecomment-1407367786
There are a few problems with the code.
First, Java classes are case sensitive and are starting with an upper case
character. So `fileReader` is not a class name. The correct class name would be
`FileReader`. (The variable name on the left side of the equation can be left
as it is)
Second, you are not reading the fourth line, only. You are reading the
complete content. You would have to add an if clause to capture the fourth
line, only.
Third, I would use Groovy instead of Beanshell. It supports more modern Java
features and a lot of cool stuff on top. Plus it is probably faster than
Beanshell most of the time.
In Groovy, you could shorten this to
```groovy
vars.put("content") = new File(vars.get("path")).readLines()[3]
```
I used `3` for the fourth line, as the first line is at position zero.
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