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问题 Is there a way to execute java class from jmeter? I've packaged my class with maven assembly and put it in the lib folder of JMETER_HOME. Then I created BSF Listener inside my test case and wrote : import my.package.name.App; my.package.name.App app = new my.package.name.App("argument1", "argument2"); Is there another way to execute java class or whatever maybe with java -jar call the jar directly , this class basically creates one big file from the smaller files, which locations are provided

问题 I'm working on a Product (Sailpoint IdentityIQ that runs in Tomcat) which uses Beanshell env for product customization hooks. I want to write some code to parse a large csv file and want to leverage Java 8 Streams. But I'm facing issue with Beanshell env throwing errors and didn't recognize the Lambda expressions though we are using Java 8 Is there any way we can tell beanshell to recognize the lambdas or escape in the code 回答1: Lambda expressions still not supported in beanshell Lambdas are

问题 I have gone through the bean shell scripting in jmeter but i did not find any example of that, how it is useful in jmeter and which way.means reading the sampler values etc. Can any one explain bean shell scripting in Jmeter with example.In beanshell post/pre processor script where we write the script. I am struggling with this what is the actual usage of it .Please explain with this .it would be great help for me or others as well for understanding the usage of it. 回答1: If you look into

问题 Greeting, I'm trying to put some Beanshell script in my Ant build.xml file. I've followed the Ant manual as well as I can but I keep getting "Unable to create javax script engine for beanshell" when I run Ant. Here is the test target I wrote mostly from examples in the Ant manual: <target name="test-target"> <script language="beanshell" setbeans="true"> <classpath> <fileset dir="c:\TEMP" includes="*.jar" /> </classpath> System.out.println("Hello world"); </script> </target> My beanshell "bsh

问题 I'm looking for way how to get random row from file in JMeter. I would be appreciate for any suggestions. 回答1: Not sure regarding groovy, maybe there is an easier way, but for instance you can do it with Beanshell Sampler using the following code: import org.apache.commons.io.FileUtils; //necessary import List lines = FileUtils.readLines(new File("/path/to/your/file")); // read file into lines array int random = new Random().nextInt(lines.size()); // get random line number String randomLine =

问题 I added a BeanShell Assertion to my JMeter testcase. I want to check a JSON document in JMeter from an API. My script looks like this: import groovy.json.* def jsonText = ''' { "message": { "header": { "from": "mrhaki", "to": ["Groovy Users", "Java Users"] }, "body": "Check out Groovy's gr8 JSON support." } } ''' def json = new JsonSlurper().parseText(jsonText) def header = json.message.header assert header.from == 'mrhaki' assert header.to[0] == 'Groovy Users' assert header.to[1] == 'Java

问题 I have the following Setup: | Thread Group | -- BeanShell PreProcessor | -- Loop Controller In The BeanShell PreProcessor I have: vars.put("myDynamicNumber", someDynamicallyGeneratedNumber+""); In The Loop Controller I have: Loop Count: ${myDynamicNumber} I was under the impression this would work. Instead the Loop Controller cannot find the variable. Am I doing something incorrectly? 回答1: You need to use Beanshell Sampler, not Beanshell Pre-Processor. I don't know why does JMeter allow

问题 How do you get jmeter to look at additional jar files outside of the lib/ext folder? Ideally I would be able to hold the jar files separately with the project the extended classes intend to help test, that way my ext folder does not become cluttered with multiple projects worth of class extentions. 回答1: In user.properties you can use those properties: search_paths user.classpath plugin_dependency_paths search_paths: List of paths (separated by ;) to search for additional JMeter plugin classes

问题 I am trying to get JMeter to email me the results after it runs a test plan which is intended to be run daily with success or fail and the test cases. In the documentation it state "JMeter has extensive Email capabilities. It can send email based on test results"[1], But I cant find anything. After some research there is possibility popping up in writing a script in bean script(but grabbing the actual results is difficult again) to email or running a batch file on a cron. The Question: Is

问题 So in my Test Plan I have a Cookie Manager setup inside my Thread Group which sets a specific Cookie value for 1 Cookie. Let's call it, MYID . I'm trying to figure out a way to verify that this specific Cookie's value was used to complete this one HTTP Request, because if I set my MYID to a specific value *( which actually tells which web server to go to) , say to "Server1" , but Server1 is down, unavailable, etc... HAProxy should change this and send you to Server2 . So basically I want to