Re: Storing values in an Array

Yep. Sorry I wasn't being very clear there was I? So set up the user counter as I suggested, and then vars.put("token_${userCounter}", "${newToken}); Then you can iterate through the token array with a foreach loop! :-) If you need additional information you can make more arrays too. Just do:

Re: Storing values in an Array

kk4k4k4k55 I need to be able to store them in one variable such that when I feed the variable to the for-each loop it can reference each token individually. -- View this message in context: http://jmeter.512774.n5.nabble.com/Storing-values-in-an-Array-tp4747712p4747928.html Sent from the J

Re: Storing values in an Array

I usually end up making a user defined variable userCounter = 1 and then increment it as part of a BSF sampler inside the loop; int counter = ${userCounter}; // or Integer.parseInt(vars.get("userCounter")); counter = counter + 1; vars.put("userCounter", Integer.toString(counter)); You could proba

Storing values in an Array

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