Getting a string from an environment variable?

[Ch...@westfieldgrp.com]

Is there a way to get an environment variable with in jmeter as a script is
executing?
I don't mean a variable in the jmeter properties file.
Is there a javascript I can use, or something else.

Thanks,
Chris


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Re: Getting a string from an environment variable?

[Sebastian Bazley <Se...@london.sema.slb.com>]

Not that I know of, because Java does not give access to environment variables.
[But it's possible that JavaScript gives access.]

One can easily edit the script that starts JMeter to pass in the value of an environment variable as a property.

e.g.  on Windows:
java ... -jar ApacheJMeter.jar -Dmyprop=%ENVVAR%

or *nix
java ... -jar ApacheJMeter.jar -Dmyprop=$ENVVAR

The property can then be read using the __property() function.

S.
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Is there a way to get an environment variable with in jmeter as a script is
executing?
I don't mean a variable in the jmeter properties file.
Is there a javascript I can use, or something else.

Thanks,
Chris


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