Each occurrence of a function in a test plan is a separate instance.
Make sure that you only have one function call; you can put this in a
user parameters pre-processor so that each sampler gets a new value.
However, I would probably not do it this way; it's a waste of
resources to do the randomisation at run-time if it can be avoided.
Also, if the file is big, it will take a lot of memory.
I'd create a pre-randomised file and use CSV Dataset or
__StringFromFile() to read it.
On 26/10/2007, CharekC <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I've been looking at beanshell to get random csv file values.
> I have the following code:
>
> ArrayList csv_array=null;
>
> String getCSV_Value() {
>
> if (csv_array==null)
> // initialize csv_array from file
>
> if (csv_array.size()>0)
> //return random value from csv_array
> else
> // return error_value
>
> }
>
> I'm running into the problem where each call of
> ${__BeanShell(getCSV_Value())} initializes the csv_array.
> I've tried the following:
> 1. renamed getCSV_Value() to execute()
> 2. tried public static ArrayList csv_array=null;
> 3. Placed the code and referenced it in jmeter.properties
> beanshell.function.init=
> beanshell.init.file=
>
> So how can one make csv_array global and the getCSV_Value() method
> synchronized? (Jmeter 2.3RC4)
>
> Thanks
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