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JMeter Java Request / CSV Data Set ?
2 Questtions
Can i use a CSV data Set with a Java Request Sampler ?
And if so, how can i retrieve the values of the columns from the java
Sampler ?
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Re: JMeter Java Request / CSV Data Set ?
Posted by "Jean-Louis.Pasturel" <je...@orange.fr>.
Jean-Louis.Pasturel a écrit :
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> 2 Questtions
> Can i use a CSV data Set with a Java Request Sampler ?
> And if so, how can i retrieve the values of the columns from the java
> Sampler ?
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Sorry for the noise, i found the answer with the example given in tthe
JMETER_HOME/bin/examples directory.
We have to declare first a CSVdata set to the Thread Group or a
Controller, and declare all columns as parameter in the Java Request
Sampler Panel.
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