On 07/04/2008, Grzegorz Kończyk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My TestPlant looks like this:
>
> TestPlant
> |-User Defined Variable
> |-HTTP Request
> |-BeanShell PostProcessor
>
> TestPlan settings are:
> Number of threads: 1
> Ramp-up: 1
> Loop: 1
>
> In User Defined Variable I have 2 variables defined:
> offer = 100
> step = 2
>
> In BeanShell PostProcessor I have following script (print functions are only
> for "debugging"):
>
> print( ${offer} );
The variable reference is substituted before the script is run.
> int of = Integer.parseInt( vars.get("offer") );
> int st = Integer.parseInt( vars.get("step") );
> of = of + st;
> String newVal = Integer.toString( of );
> print( newVal);
> vars.put( "offer", newVal );
> print( ${offer} );
The variable reference is substituted before the script is run.
Try print(vars.get("offer"));
> The console output (black cmd window opened while starting JMeter) shows me
> following results:
>
> 100
> 102
> 100 - here is the error - why it's not 102 here?
>
> AFAIK, vars.put( "offer", newVal ); should overwrite old value of "offer"
> (100) with the new value (102), but it doesn't.
Yes it does.
> I tried also another way:
>
>
> import org.apache.jmeter.util.*;
>
> print( ${offer} );
> int of = Integer.parseInt( vars.get("offer") );
> int st = Integer.parseInt( vars.get("step") );
> of = of +st;
> String newVal = Integer.toString( of );
> print( newVal);
> JMeterUtils.setProperty( "offer", newVal );
> print( ${offer} );
>
> But it also gives me:
>
> 100
> 102
> 100 (why not 102 ??)
>
> Any ideas?
See above.
>
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