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Can't use CSVRead in HTTP Request Defaults - problem with 'next' actually

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           What    |Removed                     |Added
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            Summary|Can't use CSVRead in HTTP   |Can't use CSVRead in HTTP
                   |Request Defaults            |Request Defaults - problem
                   |                            |with 'next' actually



------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-03-08 21:10 -------
Sebb,

I have narrowed down the problem and have attached a test case that should 
duplicate it.  I'm using the 02/24 nightly build but I've seen this issue with 
1.9.1 and 02/07 builds as well.

Each of the HTTP Request Default's (Protocol, Server Name and Port) look like 
this:

${__CSVRead(${ThreadConfig},0)}${__CSVRead(${ThreadConfig},next)}

It's the 'next' that the problem; and if I remove it and place the protocol, IP 
and port on the same row it works.  If you run as is, you'll notice  the 
malformed URLs in the request tab of the tree listener.

As you can see from my CSV file, the goal was to place the settings for a 
single environment in a column and use a variable for the index; that way one 
change would allow me to switch environments.

I'll look into ${__p()} as you can suggest; I don't yet know what it does yet 
but I can read about it.
thanks.

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