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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com> on 2006/06/21 07:03:59 UTC
Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Hi,
I've currently trying to reassign a value to a variable and was
wondering if this is possible/recommended ?
My skeletal test case and an image are attached.
Thanks in advance!
Adam
Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
> ---sample BeanShell code ---
> if (debug == "True")
> log.info("Processing " + vars.get("MessageType") + " message")
> ---sample BeanShell code ---
>
> The methods you'll most likely use are
>
> vars.get
> vers.put
> and vars.remove
>
> See http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/ for more information.
As with any Java code you'll still need to import classes if you
want to use methods they provide
---snip---
import org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables;
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
import org.apache.jorphan.logging.LoggingManager;
import org.apache.log.Logger;
import org.apache.jmeter.protocol.ldap.sampler;
log.info("SampleResult Class " + SampleResult.Class);
log.info(SampleResult.getResponseDataAsString());
log.info("ResponseMessage Class " + ResponseMessage.Class);
log.info("ResponseMessage " + ResponseMessage);
log.info("SearchResult Class " + SearchResult.Class);
//log.info(SampleResult.getResponseDataAsString());
vars.put("testVar","surprise!");
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext()) {
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass()))
log.info(me.toString());
}
---snip---
See if this works for you
Adam
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Re: BeanShell setup
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
Have you downloaded the BeanShell jar and put it in the JMeter lib directory?
S
On 27/06/06, Vitalie Valache <Vi...@bnm.org> wrote:
> Hi !
> I keep getting this error on my jmeter.log when I try to run a test plan with BeanShell PreProcessor object.
> ->ERROR - jmeter.modifiers.BeanShellPreProcessor: bsh.Interpreter
>
> Think its caused by BeanShell setup.
> How should I configure BeanShell?
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BeanShell setup
Posted by Vitalie Valache <Vi...@bnm.org>.
Hi !
I keep getting this error on my jmeter.log when I try to run a test plan with BeanShell PreProcessor object.
->ERROR - jmeter.modifiers.BeanShellPreProcessor: bsh.Interpreter
Think its caused by BeanShell setup.
How should I configure BeanShell?
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
>
> How can I do that, what should I use (I heard about beanshell, wouldn't it be too much this simple operation )?!
>
I couldn't find any way other than using BeanShell.
---sample BeanShell code ---
if (debug == "True")
log.info("Processing " + vars.get("MessageType") + " message")
---sample BeanShell code ---
The methods you'll most likely use are
vars.get
vers.put
and vars.remove
See http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/ for more information.
On a side note, I'm still having issue getting this code to work
---snip---
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext())
{
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())) {
print(me);
}
---snip---
Keep getting this error
---snip---
Caused by: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: ``import bsh.util.*;
debug = "True"; majorDebug = "True"; if (debug == "True") . . . '' :
Typed variable declaration : Error in method invocation: No args method
getIterator() not found in
class'org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables' : at Line: 9 : in file:
inline evaluation of: ``import bsh.util.*; debug = "True"; majorDebug =
"True"; if (debug == "True") . . . '' : vars .getIterator ( )
---snip---
*sniff*
Adam
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Vitalie Valache <Vi...@bnm.org>.
Hi,
maybe its a dummy question but I still don't get it.
How to reassign a new value to a previously defined user parameter(variables)??
I have:
Thread Group-
|-User Parameters ----------(here I define a variable VAR1 with default "zero" value)
|-If Controller ----------(${__javaScript("${VAR1}"=="zero")}
|- <<< DO VARIABLE REASSIGNING , ${VAR1} ="one">>>
|-If Controller ----------(${__javaScript("${VAR1}"=="one")}
|- <<< VARIABLE REASSIGNED>>>
How can I do that, what should I use (I heard about beanshell, wouldn't it be too much this simple operation )?!
Thanks!
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
sebb wrote:
> You might be better off using the Switch Controller rather than
> multiple If Controllers - however it's difficult to advise without
> knowing what you are trying to do.
Thanks for the tip - I'll give that a go.
Adam
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RE: How to convert JMeter User Defined Variable between strings and integers?
Posted by "Layton, Andrew" <an...@atosorigin.com>.
Thanks for this: the function does indeed add an integer to a variable
despite the latter appearing to be a string otherwise.
I embedded this in a Sampler:
${__intSum(${var_1},4,var_1)} // adds 4 to var_1 as expected.
Regards
Andrew Layton
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From: sebb [mailto:sebbaz@gmail.com]
Sent: 22 June 2006 10:43
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: How to convert JMeter User Defined Variable between strings
and integers?
Note that there is a JMeter function for adding numbers:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__intSum
Also, there are various Counters you can use.
Maybe you don't need BeanShell.
S.
On 22/06/06, Layton, Andrew <an...@atosorigin.com> wrote:
> I have reached the stage of including a Beanshell sampler and
successfully accessing UDV variables.
> Beanshell can put integers and / or strings into response message for
a regex extractor to take them out again - I am able to get the time in
millisec as a string.
> The Question: how to get a string number from a User Variable and
convert to integer, say just to increment numerically?
> I guess that this could be done using a local int variable or Integer
object, but how?
> My upbringing is C and I cannot claim Java knowledge; however most of
my Beanshell code works as expected and required, i.e I can do string
_or_ integer operations on local variables OK, and vars.get( ) and
vars.put ( ) work too.
> According to Java docs I have read, a variable of class Integer should
> be creatable with a string as its argument - but this won't work -
causes an error.
> Attempting valueOf ( ) or parseInt ( ) from Java doc also cause an
error.
> Trying the methods allegedly allowed by Java on a class String cause
errors in Beanshell Sampler execution
> (error messages are coarse-grained and unhelpful:
> HTTP response code 500 and response message:
"org.apache.jorphan.util.JMeterException: Error invoking bsh method
eval"
> //
> I found info on StringBuffer in a Java book - this looks tantalising
> again but I still can't see how to use it without error or a void
value I have included more notes and comments below.
> Help please !
> // sprintf ( "what %d", a ) ; // this causes an error with valid int a
> ; fair enough it's C code // print (a ) ; // no error but dunno where
> the result goes to // // // Integer rc ("234" ) ; // as shown in
> Javadoc: causes an error // Integer rc = "999" ; // Fails -
> unsurprising // rc = parseInt ("324" ) ; // error
> Integer rc ; // // Works OK ! rc is an Integer which is happy with an
int. - see later
> String argh = "234" ; // this line works OK // rc = valueOf ( argh
> ); // error // rc = argh.valueOf ( ) ; // error rc = 999 ; // can
> assign value to an Integer String foo = "Foo" ; // OK foo = foo +
> rc.toString ( ) ; // CAN convert Integer to string - foo gets
> concatenation as expected //CAN access variables as strings and copy
> to local String variable - this one is "88" as set earlier in script
> String bar = vars.get("Siebel_Count") ; // rc = bar ; // can't just
> assign integer to string // // rc = bar.toInteger ( ) ;// Fails
> // rc = Integer (bar ) ; // Fails
> // StringBuffer SB ; // no error but what use is this?
> StringBuffer SB ( bar ) ; // no error but SB is void when
> concatenated into ResponseMessage as below // SB = "bar" ; //
> error // Some working code - integer arithmetic int result ; int a =
> 4 ;
> result = (a+3) * 6 ; // CAN do arithmetic on these int variables
> rc = rc + result ; // OK to add int to Integer // // foo =
> toString (result ) ; // Error ResponseMessage = "output = " + foo +
> " " + result + " " + (rc+3) + "SB = " + SB ; // OK with integers or
strings: concatenates not adds!
>
>
>
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Re: How to convert JMeter User Defined Variable between strings and integers?
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
Note that there is a JMeter function for adding numbers:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/functions.html#__intSum
Also, there are various Counters you can use.
Maybe you don't need BeanShell.
S.
On 22/06/06, Layton, Andrew <an...@atosorigin.com> wrote:
> I have reached the stage of including a Beanshell sampler and successfully accessing UDV variables.
> Beanshell can put integers and / or strings into response message for a regex extractor to take them out again - I am able to get the time in millisec as a string.
> The Question: how to get a string number from a User Variable and convert to integer, say just to increment numerically?
> I guess that this could be done using a local int variable or Integer object, but how?
> My upbringing is C and I cannot claim Java knowledge; however most of my Beanshell code works as expected and required, i.e I can do string _or_ integer operations on local variables OK, and vars.get( ) and vars.put ( ) work too.
> According to Java docs I have read, a variable of class Integer should be creatable with a string as its argument -
> but this won't work - causes an error.
> Attempting valueOf ( ) or parseInt ( ) from Java doc also cause an error.
> Trying the methods allegedly allowed by Java on a class String cause errors in Beanshell Sampler execution
> (error messages are coarse-grained and unhelpful:
> HTTP response code 500 and response message: "org.apache.jorphan.util.JMeterException: Error invoking bsh method eval"
> //
> I found info on StringBuffer in a Java book - this looks tantalising again but I still can't see how to use it without error or a void value
> I have included more notes and comments below.
> Help please !
> // sprintf ( "what %d", a ) ; // this causes an error with valid int a ; fair enough it's C code
> // print (a ) ; // no error but dunno where the result goes to
> //
> //
> // Integer rc ("234" ) ; // as shown in Javadoc: causes an error
> // Integer rc = "999" ; // Fails - unsurprising
> // rc = parseInt ("324" ) ; // error
> Integer rc ; // // Works OK ! rc is an Integer which is happy with an int. - see later
> String argh = "234" ; // this line works OK
> // rc = valueOf ( argh ); // error
> // rc = argh.valueOf ( ) ; // error
> rc = 999 ; // can assign value to an Integer
> String foo = "Foo" ; // OK
> foo = foo + rc.toString ( ) ; // CAN convert Integer to string - foo gets concatenation as expected
> //CAN access variables as strings and copy to local String variable - this one is "88" as set earlier in script
> String bar = vars.get("Siebel_Count") ;
> // rc = bar ; // can't just assign integer to string //
> // rc = bar.toInteger ( ) ;// Fails
> // rc = Integer (bar ) ; // Fails
> // StringBuffer SB ; // no error but what use is this?
> StringBuffer SB ( bar ) ; // no error but SB is void when concatenated into ResponseMessage as below
> // SB = "bar" ; // error
> // Some working code - integer arithmetic
> int result ;
> int a = 4 ;
> result = (a+3) * 6 ; // CAN do arithmetic on these int variables
> rc = rc + result ; // OK to add int to Integer //
> // foo = toString (result ) ; // Error
> ResponseMessage = "output = " + foo + " " + result + " " + (rc+3) + "SB = " + SB ; // OK with integers or strings: concatenates not adds!
>
>
>
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How to convert JMeter User Defined Variable between strings and
integers?
Posted by "Layton, Andrew" <an...@atosorigin.com>.
I have reached the stage of including a Beanshell sampler and successfully accessing UDV variables.
Beanshell can put integers and / or strings into response message for a regex extractor to take them out again - I am able to get the time in millisec as a string.
The Question: how to get a string number from a User Variable and convert to integer, say just to increment numerically?
I guess that this could be done using a local int variable or Integer object, but how?
My upbringing is C and I cannot claim Java knowledge; however most of my Beanshell code works as expected and required, i.e I can do string _or_ integer operations on local variables OK, and vars.get( ) and vars.put ( ) work too.
According to Java docs I have read, a variable of class Integer should be creatable with a string as its argument -
but this won't work - causes an error.
Attempting valueOf ( ) or parseInt ( ) from Java doc also cause an error.
Trying the methods allegedly allowed by Java on a class String cause errors in Beanshell Sampler execution
(error messages are coarse-grained and unhelpful:
HTTP response code 500 and response message: "org.apache.jorphan.util.JMeterException: Error invoking bsh method eval"
//
I found info on StringBuffer in a Java book - this looks tantalising again but I still can't see how to use it without error or a void value
I have included more notes and comments below.
Help please !
// sprintf ( "what %d", a ) ; // this causes an error with valid int a ; fair enough it's C code
// print (a ) ; // no error but dunno where the result goes to
//
//
// Integer rc ("234" ) ; // as shown in Javadoc: causes an error
// Integer rc = "999" ; // Fails - unsurprising
// rc = parseInt ("324" ) ; // error
Integer rc ; // // Works OK ! rc is an Integer which is happy with an int. - see later
String argh = "234" ; // this line works OK
// rc = valueOf ( argh ); // error
// rc = argh.valueOf ( ) ; // error
rc = 999 ; // can assign value to an Integer
String foo = "Foo" ; // OK
foo = foo + rc.toString ( ) ; // CAN convert Integer to string - foo gets concatenation as expected
//CAN access variables as strings and copy to local String variable - this one is "88" as set earlier in script
String bar = vars.get("Siebel_Count") ;
// rc = bar ; // can't just assign integer to string //
// rc = bar.toInteger ( ) ;// Fails
// rc = Integer (bar ) ; // Fails
// StringBuffer SB ; // no error but what use is this?
StringBuffer SB ( bar ) ; // no error but SB is void when concatenated into ResponseMessage as below
// SB = "bar" ; // error
// Some working code - integer arithmetic
int result ;
int a = 4 ;
result = (a+3) * 6 ; // CAN do arithmetic on these int variables
rc = rc + result ; // OK to add int to Integer //
// foo = toString (result ) ; // Error
ResponseMessage = "output = " + foo + " " + result + " " + (rc+3) + "SB = " + SB ; // OK with integers or strings: concatenates not adds!
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by sebb <se...@gmail.com>.
On 21/06/06, Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've currently trying to reassign a value to a variable and was
> wondering if this is possible/recommended ?
Configuration items are not procedural; they apply to all samplers in
their scope.
If there are two UDVs for the same variable, only one will take effect.
Please read:
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/build-test-plan.html#Scoping_rules
and
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/usermanual/test_plan.html
> My skeletal test case and an image are attached.
You might be better off using the Switch Controller rather than
multiple If Controllers - however it's difficult to advise without
knowing what you are trying to do.
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
Adam Bradley wrote:
> Eddie O'Sullivan wrote:
>> If you use a beanshell sampler to update the variable and use a regular
>> expression extractor to extract the updated variable that will work for
>> you.
>
> Eddie,
>
> Thanks for that - got that working, but now I have to fight
>
> ---snip---
> at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
> Caused by: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if
> (debug == "True") log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' :
> Typed variable declaration : Error in method invocation: No args method
> getIterator() not found in
> class'org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables' : at Line: 6 : in file:
> inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if (debug == "True")
> log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' : vars .getIterator ( )
>
> ---snip---
>
> But I know its there! I've seen the API... :)
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/org/apache/jmeter/threads/JMeterVariables.html
>
>
> Adam
In the immortal works of Napolean Dynamite "freakin' idiot!" Guess who
forgot to import...
---snip---
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
import org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables;
SampleResult sr = new SampleResult();
log.info("sr == " + sr.toString());
log.info("sr == " + sr.Class);
vars.put("testVar","surprise!");
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext()) {
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass()))
log.info(me.toString());
}
---snip---
Adam
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
Adam Bradley wrote:
> Eddie O'Sullivan wrote:
>> If you use a beanshell sampler to update the variable and use a regular
>> expression extractor to extract the updated variable that will work for
>> you.
>
> Eddie,
>
> Thanks for that - got that working, but now I have to fight
>
> ---snip---
> at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
> Caused by: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if
> (debug == "True") log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' :
> Typed variable declaration : Error in method invocation: No args method
> getIterator() not found in
> class'org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables' : at Line: 6 : in file:
> inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if (debug == "True")
> log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' : vars .getIterator ( )
>
> ---snip---
>
> But I know its there! I've seen the API... :)
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/org/apache/jmeter/threads/JMeterVariables.html
>
>
> Adam
In the immortal works of Napolean Dynamite "freakin' idiot!" Guess who
forgot to import...
---snip---
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
import org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables;
SampleResult sr = new SampleResult();
log.info("sr == " + sr.toString());
log.info("sr == " + sr.Class);
vars.put("testVar","surprise!");
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext()) {
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass()))
log.info(me.toString());
}
---snip---
Adam
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
Adam Bradley wrote:
> Eddie O'Sullivan wrote:
>> If you use a beanshell sampler to update the variable and use a regular
>> expression extractor to extract the updated variable that will work for
>> you.
>
> Eddie,
>
> Thanks for that - got that working, but now I have to fight
>
> ---snip---
> at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
> Caused by: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if
> (debug == "True") log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' :
> Typed variable declaration : Error in method invocation: No args method
> getIterator() not found in
> class'org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables' : at Line: 6 : in file:
> inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if (debug == "True")
> log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' : vars .getIterator ( )
>
> ---snip---
>
> But I know its there! I've seen the API... :)
>
> http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/org/apache/jmeter/threads/JMeterVariables.html
>
>
> Adam
In the immortal works of Napolean Dynamite "freakin' idiot!" Guess who
forgot to import...
---snip---
import org.apache.jmeter.samplers.SampleResult;
import org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables;
SampleResult sr = new SampleResult();
log.info("sr == " + sr.toString());
log.info("sr == " + sr.Class);
vars.put("testVar","surprise!");
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext()) {
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass()))
log.info(me.toString());
}
---snip---
Adam
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
Posted by Adam Bradley <ad...@yahoo.com>.
Eddie O'Sullivan wrote:
> If you use a beanshell sampler to update the variable and use a regular
> expression extractor to extract the updated variable that will work for
> you.
Eddie,
Thanks for that - got that working, but now I have to fight
---snip---
at java.lang.Thread.run(Unknown Source)
Caused by: Sourced file: inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if
(debug == "True") log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' :
Typed variable declaration : Error in method invocation: No args method
getIterator() not found in
class'org.apache.jmeter.threads.JMeterVariables' : at Line: 6 : in file:
inline evaluation of: ``debug = "True"; if (debug == "True")
log.info("MessageType " + vars.get("M . . . '' : vars .getIterator ( )
---snip---
But I know its there! I've seen the API... :)
http://jakarta.apache.org/jmeter/api/org/apache/jmeter/threads/JMeterVariables.html
Adam
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Re: Variables - reassigning values to existing variables
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If you use a beanshell sampler to update the variable and use a regular
expression extractor to extract the updated variable that will work for
you.
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Hi,
I've currently trying to reassign a value to a variable and was
wondering if this is possible/recommended ?
My skeletal test case and an image are attached.
Thanks in advance!
Adam
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