wrote:
Hi!
In my testplan I am using the JDBC Connection Configuration Element. In a
BeanShell Post-Processor I am doing database-checks using a
beanshell-script.
How can I access in the script the JDBC Connection Configuration element
from the testplan so that I do not have to manage
)
Why cant you use the JDBC sampler directly?
regards
deepak
On Thu, Feb 18, 2010 at 10:59 PM, Peter peterg1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
In my testplan I am using the JDBC Connection Configuration Element. In a
BeanShell Post-Processor I am doing database-checks using
Hi!
In my testplan I am using the JDBC Connection Configuration Element. In a
BeanShell Post-Processor I am doing database-checks using a beanshell-script.
How can I access in the script the JDBC Connection Configuration element from
the testplan so that I do not have to manage the JDBC-config
I am using the JDBC Connection Configuration Element. In a
BeanShell Post-Processor I am doing database-checks using a
beanshell-script.
How can I access in the script the JDBC Connection Configuration element
from the testplan so that I do not have to manage the JDBC-config on
multiple
of the task, I decided to do it with a Beanshell
Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything worked.
However when I moved it into JMeter/Beanshell, the evaluation of the XPath
expressions always returns 0 nodes. Making the Document namespace-aware
makes no difference
feed. I then need
to sort the entries, store them, and compare them against subsequent feeds.
Given the complexity of the task, I decided to do it with a Beanshell
Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything worked.
However when I moved it into JMeter/Beanshell
against
subsequent feeds.
Given the complexity of the task, I decided to do it with a Beanshell
Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything worked.
However when I moved it into JMeter/Beanshell, the evaluation of the
XPath expressions always returns 0
it with a
Beanshell Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything
worked. However when I moved it into JMeter/Beanshell, the evaluation of the
XPath expressions always returns 0 nodes. Making the Document namespace-aware
makes no difference. The document parses fine, and printing out new
many values from an XML feed. I then
need to sort the entries, store them, and compare them against
subsequent feeds.
Given the complexity of the task, I decided to do it with a
Beanshell Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and
everything worked
them against subsequent feeds.
Given the complexity of the task, I decided to do it with a Beanshell
Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything worked.
However when I moved it into JMeter/Beanshell, the evaluation of the XPath
expressions always returns 0 nodes. Making
Hi,
I have to extract an correlate many values from an XML feed. I then need to
sort the entries, store them, and compare them against subsequent feeds.
Given the complexity of the task, I decided to do it with a Beanshell
Post-Processor. I first spiked the code in Java and everything worked
Regular Expression Variable names are DateVal_1, DateVal_2, etc. In a for-loop
within Beanshell post processor, I want to use these variables using variable
substitution like DateVal_i if i is counter variable.
Problem:
Tried the following code but didn't work.
daten = vars.get(DateVal_matchNr
On 31/03/2009, Kannan, Sengamalam sengamalam.kan...@aig.com wrote:
Regular Expression Variable names are DateVal_1, DateVal_2, etc. In a
for-loop within Beanshell post processor, I want to use these variables using
variable substitution like DateVal_i if i is counter variable.
Problem
-Original Message-
From: sebb [mailto:seb...@gmail.com]
Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 3:23 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Variable substitution in BeanShell Post Processor
On 31/03/2009, Kannan, Sengamalam sengamalam.kan...@aig.com wrote:
Regular Expression Variable names are DateVal_1
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Sent: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 3:30 PM
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: RE: Variable substitution in BeanShell Post Processor
Thanks Sebb for your quick reply.
Without using eval function if I try
if (begin.equals(vars.get(DateVal_+p)))
vars.get(LeaveNum_+i);
is not working as its taking
how can i invoke linux shell scripts on jmeter
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On 03/04/2008, amalpushp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
how can i invoke linux shell scripts from jmeter
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