Dear JMeter Users and Sebb:
Sebb was correct (thanks, Sebb!). The reason that the String.substring and
StringBuffer.insert methods were not working was that I wrote the methods with
arguments that included a comma. (This is what comes of not following my own
trouble-shooting steps for JMeter functions!)
A JMeter function parameter that contains a comma character must be preceded by
an escape character (backslash). If the backslash is missing, JMeter treats a
comma as a delimiter between parameters rather than as part of a parameter. In
the examples below, all of the Java code is a single parameter of a BeanShell
function. A BeanShell function can optionally have a second parameter.
|<--------- One BeanShell parameter ---------->|
Right: ${__BeanShell( str = "Password"; return str.substring(0\, 4); )}
Wrong: ${__BeanShell( str = "Password"; return str.substring(0, 4); )}
I'm not sure what Sebb meant when he wrote of the BeanShell Sampler:
> The text does not need to be quoted in the [BeanShell] Sampler script ...
What text did you mean, Sebb?
Sincerely yours,
Kyle
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