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Posted to user@jmeter.apache.org by 李旭东 <x-...@163.com> on 2020/09/16 15:51:57 UTC
The extras/printvars.bsh does not work well in BeanShell Server
Mode.
The JMeter Version is 5.3.
The BeanShell Server is opened at port 9000.
I try to run the apache-jmeter-5.3/extras/printvars.bsh, the command is java -jar ../lib/bshclient.jar localhost 9000 ./printvars.bsh
But I got the error messages. Below is it.
-------------Error Message Start--------------------
Connecting to BSH server on localhost:9000
Reading responses from server ...
BeanShell 2.0b6 - by Pat Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)
bsh % >>>>
// Error: EvalError: Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: getIterator() on undefined variable or class name: vars : at Line: 21 : in file: <unknown file> : vars .getIterator ( )
// Error: EvalError: Attempt to resolve method: hasNext() on undefined variable or class name: i : at Line: 22 : in file: <unknown file> : i .hasNext ( )
<<<<
bsh % ... disconnected from server.
-------------Error Message END--------------------
The printvars.sh is under the extras directory.
------------Below is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
// Sample script to print JMeter variables
print(">>>>");
Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
while(i.hasNext())
{
Map.Entry me = i.next();
if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())){
print(me);
}
}
print("<<<<");
------------Above is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
Also I tried the functions like vars.get, vars.put. All of them did not work. It seems that they were not defined.
I want to know how to get/change the variables in the BeanShell Server.
Thanks.
Re:Re: The extras/printvars.bsh does not work well in BeanShell
Server Mode.
Posted by 李旭东 <x-...@163.com>.
Thanks. In other words, I wonder that what I can do with bsh remoter server. And now I know that I can get/set the properties and can stop the engine.
在 2020-09-18 22:52:48，"Felix Schumacher" <fe...@internetallee.de> 写道：
>
>Am 18.09.20 um 15:29 schrieb 李旭东:
>> Thanks for your help.
>> I misunderstood the user variables. I will use the properties of JMeter.
>> At first I thought that all of the extras/*.bshs were for BeanShell Server Mode. And now I know that the printvars.sh is not for BeanShell Server.
>> I used to set throughput with user variables, that's why I wanted to get and set the user variables with remote bsh feature. And now I will use the properties to set throughput.
>> I have a little question. Is everything that can be done in the startup.bsh? We can use remote bsh to access the properties, to stop the thread or engine. The functions not written in the startup.sh are not easy to implement.
>
>Could you try to rephrase your question? I haven't understood, what you
>want to achieve.
>
>With the bsh server inside JMeter you get access to the running JVM. The
>examples from extras/startup.bsh use the fact that most entry points in
>JMeter are static methods like StandardJMeterEngine#stopEngine. Have a
>look at the API or the sources to find the methods you want to use, or
>tell us, what you want to achieve. Maybe someone else has already done it.
>
>Felix
>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> At 2020-09-17 01:25:05, "Felix Schumacher" <fe...@internetallee.de> wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> why do you think, that printvars.bsh can be used together with the
>>> remote bsh feature?
>>>
>>> I have had no idea, that we ship with it :) but I don't think, that you
>>> can easily access vars from the beanshell server. The reasoning here is,
>>> that variables belong to a running thread of a thread group. You would
>>> have to dig up the correct threadgroup first and then dig further to get
>>> the correct JMeterThread on which the variables are defined.
>>>
>>> You can access the properties of JMeter, though. If I read the
>>> documentation correctly, you can specify the script extras/startup.sh as
>>> a beanshell startup script and use the extras/remote.bsh script as an
>>> example for that.
>>>
>>> Felix
>>>
>>> Am 16.09.20 um 17:51 schrieb 李旭东:
>>>> The JMeter Version is 5.3.
>>>> The BeanShell Server is opened at port 9000.
>>>> I try to run the apache-jmeter-5.3/extras/printvars.bsh, the command is java -jar ../lib/bshclient.jar localhost 9000 ./printvars.bsh
>>>> But I got the error messages. Below is it.
>>>> -------------Error Message Start--------------------
>>>>
>>>> Connecting to BSH server on localhost:9000
>>>> Reading responses from server ...
>>>> BeanShell 2.0b6 - by Pat Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)
>>>> bsh % >>>>
>>>> // Error: EvalError: Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: getIterator() on undefined variable or class name: vars : at Line: 21 : in file: <unknown file> : vars .getIterator ( )
>>>>
>>>> // Error: EvalError: Attempt to resolve method: hasNext() on undefined variable or class name: i : at Line: 22 : in file: <unknown file> : i .hasNext ( )
>>>>
>>>> <<<<
>>>> bsh % ... disconnected from server.
>>>> -------------Error Message END--------------------
>>>> The printvars.sh is under the extras directory.
>>>>
>>>> ------------Below is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>>>> // Sample script to print JMeter variables
>>>> print(">>>>");
>>>> Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
>>>> while(i.hasNext())
>>>> {
>>>> Map.Entry me = i.next();
>>>> if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())){
>>>> print(me);
>>>> }
>>>> }
>>>> print("<<<<");
>>>>
>>>> ------------Above is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>>>> Also I tried the functions like vars.get, vars.put. All of them did not work. It seems that they were not defined.
>>>> I want to know how to get/change the variables in the BeanShell Server.
>>>> Thanks.
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Re: The extras/printvars.bsh does not work well in BeanShell Server
Mode.
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Am 18.09.20 um 15:29 schrieb 李旭东:
> Thanks for your help.
> I misunderstood the user variables. I will use the properties of JMeter.
> At first I thought that all of the extras/*.bshs were for BeanShell Server Mode. And now I know that the printvars.sh is not for BeanShell Server.
> I used to set throughput with user variables, that's why I wanted to get and set the user variables with remote bsh feature. And now I will use the properties to set throughput.
> I have a little question. Is everything that can be done in the startup.bsh? We can use remote bsh to access the properties, to stop the thread or engine. The functions not written in the startup.sh are not easy to implement.
Could you try to rephrase your question? I haven't understood, what you
want to achieve.
With the bsh server inside JMeter you get access to the running JVM. The
examples from extras/startup.bsh use the fact that most entry points in
JMeter are static methods like StandardJMeterEngine#stopEngine. Have a
look at the API or the sources to find the methods you want to use, or
tell us, what you want to achieve. Maybe someone else has already done it.
Felix
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> At 2020-09-17 01:25:05, "Felix Schumacher" <fe...@internetallee.de> wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> why do you think, that printvars.bsh can be used together with the
>> remote bsh feature?
>>
>> I have had no idea, that we ship with it :) but I don't think, that you
>> can easily access vars from the beanshell server. The reasoning here is,
>> that variables belong to a running thread of a thread group. You would
>> have to dig up the correct threadgroup first and then dig further to get
>> the correct JMeterThread on which the variables are defined.
>>
>> You can access the properties of JMeter, though. If I read the
>> documentation correctly, you can specify the script extras/startup.sh as
>> a beanshell startup script and use the extras/remote.bsh script as an
>> example for that.
>>
>> Felix
>>
>> Am 16.09.20 um 17:51 schrieb 李旭东:
>>> The JMeter Version is 5.3.
>>> The BeanShell Server is opened at port 9000.
>>> I try to run the apache-jmeter-5.3/extras/printvars.bsh, the command is java -jar ../lib/bshclient.jar localhost 9000 ./printvars.bsh
>>> But I got the error messages. Below is it.
>>> -------------Error Message Start--------------------
>>>
>>> Connecting to BSH server on localhost:9000
>>> Reading responses from server ...
>>> BeanShell 2.0b6 - by Pat Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)
>>> bsh % >>>>
>>> // Error: EvalError: Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: getIterator() on undefined variable or class name: vars : at Line: 21 : in file: <unknown file> : vars .getIterator ( )
>>>
>>> // Error: EvalError: Attempt to resolve method: hasNext() on undefined variable or class name: i : at Line: 22 : in file: <unknown file> : i .hasNext ( )
>>>
>>> <<<<
>>> bsh % ... disconnected from server.
>>> -------------Error Message END--------------------
>>> The printvars.sh is under the extras directory.
>>>
>>> ------------Below is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>>> // Sample script to print JMeter variables
>>> print(">>>>");
>>> Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
>>> while(i.hasNext())
>>> {
>>> Map.Entry me = i.next();
>>> if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())){
>>> print(me);
>>> }
>>> }
>>> print("<<<<");
>>>
>>> ------------Above is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>>> Also I tried the functions like vars.get, vars.put. All of them did not work. It seems that they were not defined.
>>> I want to know how to get/change the variables in the BeanShell Server.
>>> Thanks.
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Re:Re: The extras/printvars.bsh does not work well in BeanShell
Server Mode.
Posted by 李旭东 <x-...@163.com>.
Thanks for your help.
I misunderstood the user variables. I will use the properties of JMeter.
At first I thought that all of the extras/*.bshs were for BeanShell Server Mode. And now I know that the printvars.sh is not for BeanShell Server.
I used to set throughput with user variables, that's why I wanted to get and set the user variables with remote bsh feature. And now I will use the properties to set throughput.
I have a little question. Is everything that can be done in the startup.bsh? We can use remote bsh to access the properties, to stop the thread or engine. The functions not written in the startup.sh are not easy to implement.
At 2020-09-17 01:25:05, "Felix Schumacher" <fe...@internetallee.de> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>why do you think, that printvars.bsh can be used together with the
>remote bsh feature?
>
>I have had no idea, that we ship with it :) but I don't think, that you
>can easily access vars from the beanshell server. The reasoning here is,
>that variables belong to a running thread of a thread group. You would
>have to dig up the correct threadgroup first and then dig further to get
>the correct JMeterThread on which the variables are defined.
>
>You can access the properties of JMeter, though. If I read the
>documentation correctly, you can specify the script extras/startup.sh as
>a beanshell startup script and use the extras/remote.bsh script as an
>example for that.
>
>Felix
>
>Am 16.09.20 um 17:51 schrieb 李旭东:
>> The JMeter Version is 5.3.
>> The BeanShell Server is opened at port 9000.
>> I try to run the apache-jmeter-5.3/extras/printvars.bsh, the command is java -jar ../lib/bshclient.jar localhost 9000 ./printvars.bsh
>> But I got the error messages. Below is it.
>> -------------Error Message Start--------------------
>>
>> Connecting to BSH server on localhost:9000
>> Reading responses from server ...
>> BeanShell 2.0b6 - by Pat Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)
>> bsh % >>>>
>> // Error: EvalError: Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: getIterator() on undefined variable or class name: vars : at Line: 21 : in file: <unknown file> : vars .getIterator ( )
>>
>> // Error: EvalError: Attempt to resolve method: hasNext() on undefined variable or class name: i : at Line: 22 : in file: <unknown file> : i .hasNext ( )
>>
>> <<<<
>> bsh % ... disconnected from server.
>> -------------Error Message END--------------------
>> The printvars.sh is under the extras directory.
>>
>> ------------Below is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>> // Sample script to print JMeter variables
>> print(">>>>");
>> Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
>> while(i.hasNext())
>> {
>> Map.Entry me = i.next();
>> if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())){
>> print(me);
>> }
>> }
>> print("<<<<");
>>
>> ------------Above is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
>> Also I tried the functions like vars.get, vars.put. All of them did not work. It seems that they were not defined.
>> I want to know how to get/change the variables in the BeanShell Server.
>> Thanks.
>
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Re: The extras/printvars.bsh does not work well in BeanShell Server
Mode.
Posted by Felix Schumacher <fe...@internetallee.de>.
Hi,
why do you think, that printvars.bsh can be used together with the
remote bsh feature?
I have had no idea, that we ship with it :) but I don't think, that you
can easily access vars from the beanshell server. The reasoning here is,
that variables belong to a running thread of a thread group. You would
have to dig up the correct threadgroup first and then dig further to get
the correct JMeterThread on which the variables are defined.
You can access the properties of JMeter, though. If I read the
documentation correctly, you can specify the script extras/startup.sh as
a beanshell startup script and use the extras/remote.bsh script as an
example for that.
Felix
Am 16.09.20 um 17:51 schrieb 李旭东:
> The JMeter Version is 5.3.
> The BeanShell Server is opened at port 9000.
> I try to run the apache-jmeter-5.3/extras/printvars.bsh, the command is java -jar ../lib/bshclient.jar localhost 9000 ./printvars.bsh
> But I got the error messages. Below is it.
> -------------Error Message Start--------------------
>
> Connecting to BSH server on localhost:9000
> Reading responses from server ...
> BeanShell 2.0b6 - by Pat Niemeyer (pat@pat.net)
> bsh % >>>>
> // Error: EvalError: Typed variable declaration : Attempt to resolve method: getIterator() on undefined variable or class name: vars : at Line: 21 : in file: <unknown file> : vars .getIterator ( )
>
> // Error: EvalError: Attempt to resolve method: hasNext() on undefined variable or class name: i : at Line: 22 : in file: <unknown file> : i .hasNext ( )
>
> <<<<
> bsh % ... disconnected from server.
> -------------Error Message END--------------------
> The printvars.sh is under the extras directory.
>
> ------------Below is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
> // Sample script to print JMeter variables
> print(">>>>");
> Iterator i = vars.getIterator();
> while(i.hasNext())
> {
> Map.Entry me = i.next();
> if(String.class.equals(me.getValue().getClass())){
> print(me);
> }
> }
> print("<<<<");
>
> ------------Above is the contents of printvars.bsh.----------------
> Also I tried the functions like vars.get, vars.put. All of them did not work. It seems that they were not defined.
> I want to know how to get/change the variables in the BeanShell Server.
> Thanks.
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