Not able to parameterize File Path\Name

["Raghav, Pushpendra" <Pu...@marsh.com>]

Hi ,

I read many blogs and article which suggest that path of a CSV Data file can be parameterized to pick a different file in run time.

They suggest doing following way :


1.       Create  Beanshell sampler and add this code in it : - props.put("path","/apache-jmeter-3.2/Data/accountID.csv");

2.       Use ${__P(vars.get("path"))} to replace value of path in "Filename" text box of CSV Data set config.

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But I get an error in logs : File 1 must exist and be readable. Some times I get message that File path must exist and be readable.

Overall looks like _P function  is not successfully replacing value of path with the value assigned in Beanshell sampler. Can you please help if I am using wrong syntax or if there should be any other better way to parameterize Filename ?

Thanks
Pushpendra Singh Raghav



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Re: Not able to parameterize File Path\Name

[Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>]

Hi,

the list strips off images quite regularly, so we can't see, what you 
have done. Try to describe your test case in words.

Am 22.08.2017 um 21:29 schrieb Raghav, Pushpendra:
>
> Hi ,
>
> I read many blogs and article which suggest that path of a CSV Data 
> file can be parameterized to pick a different file in run time.
>
> They suggest doing following way :
>
> 1.Create  Beanshell sampler and add this code in it : - 
> props.put(“path”,"/apache-jmeter-3.2/Data/accountID.csv");
>
> 2.Use ${__P(vars.get(“path”))} to replace value of path in “Filename” 
> text box of CSV Data set config.
>
I guess, that the property gets read, before the beanshell sets prop. 
You might want to look at the __log function, that logs the return value 
of some expression, before it passes it on. So try ${__log(__P(..))}.

Regards,
  Felix
>
> But I get an error in logs : File 1 must exist and be readable. Some 
> times I get message that File path must exist and be readable.
>
> Overall looks like _P function  is not successfully replacing value of 
> path with the value assigned in Beanshell sampler. Can you please help 
> if I am using wrong syntax or if there should be any other better way 
> to parameterize Filename ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Pushpendra /Singh/ Raghav
>
>
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