You're using relative paths - the base directory will be the directory
in which JMeter was started. Sometimes, if you start JMeter by double-
clicking, that directory is your home directory and not JMeter's /bin
directory.
Also, look in jmeter's log file (jmeter.log) to see if any errors were
reported.
-Mike
On Tue, 2005-09-13 at 15:20 +0100, Bronagh McElduff wrote:
> Hi ...
> I am using the _CSVRead function as follows:
> In the user parameters I define the variables :
> unamepwd = ${_CSVRead(../../Data/mm7VaspOrig.dat,0)}
> next = ${_CSVRead(../../Data/mm7VaspOrig.dat,next())}
>
> (NB: The path of the mm7VaspOrig.dat is relative to the location of the
> .jmx file which uses it.)
>
> and in the payload I do:
> <VASPID>${unamepwd}</VASPID>
>
> However, it is clear from an ethereal snoop showing what the inbound
> request sent from JMeter that this has not functioned as expected.:
>
>
> <VASPID>${/home/jakarta-jmeter-20050807/E2E/Data/mm7VaspOrig.dat,0)}</VASPID>
> <VASID>VasId123</VASID>
> <SenderAddress>
> <Number>${../../Data/mm7VaspOrig.dat,1)}</Number>
>
> Any help would be much appreciated
>
> Cheers,
> Bronagh
>
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