Sebb wrote:
> One way to do this currently might be to include the
> variables in the sampler names.
This would be too painful, as there are quite a few samplers to edit. It
would also be ugly, since I want to add several variables to each
sampler name.
I ended up using a BeanShell Assertion at the same level as the
samplers. This therefore works on all the samplers. The BeanShell code
looks like this:
Response.setSampleLabel(
vars.get("testId") + "," +
vars.get("testStartTimestamp") + "," +
vars.get("sampleParameter") + "," +
Response.getSampleLabel()
);
Since I'm sticking commas in the sample name, this effectively inserts
new fields into the CSV file before the sample label field. This makes
post-processing of the file quite simple. (For my sins, I am doing
post-processing in Microsoft Excel.)
Bennett wrote:
> If not, I think this could be done by writing an enhanced version of
the
> Simple Data Writer Listener.
Actually this is much trickier than I thought... especially if you want
to make it work for XML output as well as CSV.
Bennett.
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Bennett McElwee
-----Original Message-----
From: sebb [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, 15 February 2006 11:51 pm
To: JMeter Users List
Subject: Re: Add extra data to test output
One way to do this currently might be to include the variables in the
sampler names.
Alternatively, use a single additional sample to record the fixed
information, and post-process the CSV file using a scripting language
such as Perl.
Your approach of extending the Simple Data Writer sounds fine.
S.
On 14/02/06, Bennett McElwee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is it possible to write arbitrary data to the results file? For each
> line of CSV data written, I would like to include extra fields of my
own
> devising. Essentially I want to be able to write the values of
arbitrary
> variables to the file.
>
> The reason I want to do this is so I can include things such as a Test
> Script ID and Test Run ID with every sample. This will make automated
> post-processing of results much, much simpler.
>
> Is there any way to do this without creating a new JMeter component?
>
> If not, I think this could be done by writing an enhanced version of
the
> Simple Data Writer Listener. When configuring this Listener, users
could
> specify any number of variable names; the writer would append the
values
> of those variables to each line of the CSV results, or add <variable>
> child elements to each <sampleResult> element in the XML file.
>
> Is this a reasonable approach?
>
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