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JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Hi!
I have tried many things but I come to the conclusion that Jmeter's Javascript behaves a bit differently at least compared to the console in Chrome. Can you please help me out?
I want to do something like this
${__time(yyyy,)}-"1953"
or simplified
2020-"1953"
(It does perhaps look a little bit weird but there is a reason why the second term should be a string.)
Now I need to get an integer returned but with Jmeter I get 67.0 instead of 67. I have tried parseInt() but it has no effect.
Anyone who can help me?
Med vänlig hälsning
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Re: SV: JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Am 01.10.20 um 17:47 schrieb Krister Nilsson:
> Thanks Felix!
>
> Your first suggestion does unfortunately have the same problem as before. Still 67.0 .
That might depend on where and how you used it. I tried it in the body
of a JSR223 Sampler set to JavaScript.
>
> I guess I'll have to go for the groovy track. One question though: Can I use the variable __time also in a JSR223 sampler with groovy like
>
> int year = {__time(yyyy,)}
If you use a JSR223 Sampler set to Groovy, you should not (really a must
not) use ${...} expressions in the body of the sampler, as that is
interpreted at a time before the Sampler is evaluated. That leads to
strange problems!
Have a look at the Groovy libraries (for example
http://docs.groovy-lang.org/latest/html/groovy-jdk/java/util/Date.html)
to use them directly.
In Java you could use the Year class from java.time
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/Year.html
java.time.Year.now().compareTo(java.time.Year.parse("1953"))
or a bit more readable
import java.time.Year
int x = Year.now() compareTo Year.parse("1953")
Felix
>
> Maybe the format is different and perhaps it does not return an int, but the principle?
>
> BR
> /Krister
>
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>
> Am 01.10.20 um 15:24 schrieb Krister Nilsson:
>> Hi!
>>
>> I have tried many things but I come to the conclusion that Jmeter's Javascript behaves a bit differently at least compared to the console in Chrome. Can you please help me out?
>>
>> I want to do something like this
>>
>> ${__time(yyyy,)}-"1953"
>>
>> or simplified
>>
>> 2020-"1953"
>>
>> (It does perhaps look a little bit weird but there is a reason why the
>> second term should be a string.)
>>
>> Now I need to get an integer returned but with Jmeter I get 67.0 instead of 67. I have tried parseInt() but it has no effect.
>>
>> Anyone who can help me?
> You could try "" + ${__time(yyyym,)}-"1953"
>
> And JMeter's JavaScript is different to the one in chrome and that difference is one reason, why the builtin JavaScript interpreter has been deprecated with Java 14 and removed with Java 15.
>
> Maybe there are other methods to do the calculation. The JDK has probably a few date conversion method, that you could use (either through JavaScript or through Groovy).
>
> Felix
>
>> Med vänlig hälsning
>> Krister Nilsson
>> ____________________________________________________________
>>
>> Krister Nilsson / översteprest, prestandatest
>>
>> IT Fond konto och teknisk plattform
>> Telefon direkt 010-454 21 97, mobil 072-210 21 97
>> krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se<mailto:krister.nilsson@pensions
>> myndigheten.se>
>>
>> Pensionsmyndigheten,
>> Telefon vxl 0771-771 771, fax 08-658 13 00,
>> www.pensionsmyndigheten.se<http://www.pensionsmyndigheten.se/>
>>
>>
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>>
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SV: JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Posted by Krister Nilsson <kr...@pensionsmyndigheten.se>.
Thanks Felix!
Your first suggestion does unfortunately have the same problem as before. Still 67.0 .
I guess I'll have to go for the groovy track. One question though: Can I use the variable __time also in a JSR223 sampler with groovy like
int year = {__time(yyyy,)}
Maybe the format is different and perhaps it does not return an int, but the principle?
BR
/Krister
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Från: Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>
Skickat: den 1 oktober 2020 17:16
Till: user@jmeter.apache.org
Ämne: Re: JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Am 01.10.20 um 15:24 schrieb Krister Nilsson:
> Hi!
>
> I have tried many things but I come to the conclusion that Jmeter's Javascript behaves a bit differently at least compared to the console in Chrome. Can you please help me out?
>
> I want to do something like this
>
> ${__time(yyyy,)}-"1953"
>
> or simplified
>
> 2020-"1953"
>
> (It does perhaps look a little bit weird but there is a reason why the
> second term should be a string.)
>
> Now I need to get an integer returned but with Jmeter I get 67.0 instead of 67. I have tried parseInt() but it has no effect.
>
> Anyone who can help me?
You could try "" + ${__time(yyyym,)}-"1953"
And JMeter's JavaScript is different to the one in chrome and that difference is one reason, why the builtin JavaScript interpreter has been deprecated with Java 14 and removed with Java 15.
Maybe there are other methods to do the calculation. The JDK has probably a few date conversion method, that you could use (either through JavaScript or through Groovy).
Felix
>
> Med vänlig hälsning
> Krister Nilsson
> ____________________________________________________________
>
> Krister Nilsson / översteprest, prestandatest
>
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> Telefon direkt 010-454 21 97, mobil 072-210 21 97
> krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se<mailto:krister.nilsson@pensions
> myndigheten.se>
>
> Pensionsmyndigheten,
> Telefon vxl 0771-771 771, fax 08-658 13 00,
> www.pensionsmyndigheten.se<http://www.pensionsmyndigheten.se/>
>
>
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Re: JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Am 01.10.20 um 15:24 schrieb Krister Nilsson:
> Hi!
>
> I have tried many things but I come to the conclusion that Jmeter's Javascript behaves a bit differently at least compared to the console in Chrome. Can you please help me out?
>
> I want to do something like this
>
> ${__time(yyyy,)}-"1953"
>
> or simplified
>
> 2020-"1953"
>
> (It does perhaps look a little bit weird but there is a reason why the second term should be a string.)
>
> Now I need to get an integer returned but with Jmeter I get 67.0 instead of 67. I have tried parseInt() but it has no effect.
>
> Anyone who can help me?
You could try "" + ${__time(yyyym,)}-"1953"
And JMeter's JavaScript is different to the one in chrome and that
difference is one reason, why the builtin JavaScript interpreter has
been deprecated with Java 14 and removed with Java 15.
Maybe there are other methods to do the calculation. The JDK has
probably a few date conversion method, that you could use (either
through JavaScript or through Groovy).
Felix
>
> Med vänlig hälsning
> Krister Nilsson
> ____________________________________________________________
>
> Krister Nilsson / översteprest, prestandatest
>
> IT Fond konto och teknisk plattform
> Telefon direkt 010-454 21 97, mobil 072-210 21 97
> krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se<ma...@pensionsmyndigheten.se>
>
> Pensionsmyndigheten,
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Re: JavaScript: subtracting with string?
Posted by Wolfeman <wo...@gmail.com>.
I would probably suggest you use a groovy script to do this. You can use
Java syntax in groovy and you will have access to more powerful functions
related to strings and dates.
https://jmetervn.com/2016/12/05/jsr223-with-groovy-variables-part-1/
This way you can use parse int and get the integer values to subtract from.
Or you could create date objects and use the date class to perform the
subtraction.
On Thu, Oct 1, 2020 at 9:25 AM Krister Nilsson <
krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have tried many things but I come to the conclusion that Jmeter's
> Javascript behaves a bit differently at least compared to the console in
> Chrome. Can you please help me out?
>
> I want to do something like this
>
> ${__time(yyyy,)}-"1953"
>
> or simplified
>
> 2020-"1953"
>
> (It does perhaps look a little bit weird but there is a reason why the
> second term should be a string.)
>
> Now I need to get an integer returned but with Jmeter I get 67.0 instead
> of 67. I have tried parseInt() but it has no effect.
>
> Anyone who can help me?
>
> Med vänlig hälsning
> Krister Nilsson
> ____________________________________________________________
>
> Krister Nilsson / översteprest, prestandatest
>
> IT Fond konto och teknisk plattform
> Telefon direkt 010-454 21 97, mobil 072-210 21 97
> krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se<mailto:
> krister.nilsson@pensionsmyndigheten.se>
>
> Pensionsmyndigheten,
> Telefon vxl 0771-771 771, fax 08-658 13 00, www.pensionsmyndigheten.se<
> http://www.pensionsmyndigheten.se/>
>
>
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