https://bz.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=64651
--- Comment #8 from Andy <[email protected]> --- Hi Felix, I tried the delimiters method of the csv api. It worked and was able to save in the database, I saw the command from your example. I have a lots of code that works well in beanshell processor but JSR gives errors and doesn't reference the variables correctly. Somehow beanshell works fine. so I have to use bean shell. I will give you an example, if you are storing thread number in a local variable under a thread and if you are trying to access it under BZ parallel processor whiich is one level below the thread, beanshell always returns correct value but JSR processor seems to over ride it and returns you BZ parallel processor' thread name. JSR seems to over write and seems to ref to one level up thread rather where the logic is written which is two levels up thread. Another issue with JSR, i have lots of vars (contains assertion values) that I setup before feeding to parallel thread, when i access then in a loop in JSR ,it always returns same assertion value and same counter but if I use beanshell, it works fine. thats why I am sticking to beanshell. but the issue of JSON not able to save is working for me, now you can close this bug. Thank you for your help. Andy. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are the assignee for the bug.
