Re: Save variables

[Eric Dalquist]

I'm currently doing the label trick but that then requires extra processing in my reporting tool. Would you be open to a contribution that would add the capability to persist variables to the Simple Data Writer (or some clone of it)? If so do you have any quick pointers on which classes I would be looking at tweaking?

-Eric

sebb wrote:

Not directly.

However, you can create a Java Request sampler and include the
variables in that; attach the SDW as a child of the Java Request
Sampler.

Or you can add a BeanShell Post-processor or perhaps a Listener, and
write some code to write the values to a file.

Or you can pass the host name in as a property, rather than via a CSV
file, and use a command script to save the value outside the test.

It's not currently possible to add any optional variables to either
the CSV or XML output formats, but you can always try including the
host-name as part of the sampler labels.

S.
On 21/08/06, Eric Dalquist <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Is there a way to get the Simple Data Writer to save arbitrary variables
I have set in my test with each result? As an example I have a test that
can run against multiple hosts which is specified by a ${host} variable
being read from a CSV. Is there a way with the XML persistence option to
save that variable for each result so I can do reporting based on hosts?

-Eric

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