You still have not explained what "data" is going to be used for -
perhaps there is another way to provide the data other than creating a
variable.
BTW, you can save / retrieve objects in variables using
vars.putObject("name",object);
vars.getObject("name");
The normal get() and put() only work with string values.
S.
On 21/07/06, vetalok <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm developing test plan that simulates the following code:
....
apache.commons.chain.Context ctx;
ctx.put("currentNode", "/test");(== user parameters->add
var->"currentNode","/test")
ctx.put("name", "testProperty");
ctx.put("data", big data);
....
So, ctx.put("data", big data) == user parameters->add var->"data","???");
It seems using BeanShell and JMeterContext is the better way, now I'm trying
to use JMeterContext, ideas?
Is there another correct way?
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