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On 06/05/2009, Ed Young <[email protected]> wrote:
In the TCP Sampler Config node, I specify the target ip and port for my
request. JMeter must be instantiating a socket for this request. How can I
get a handle to the socket or the port number for the socket?
If I could get a handle to the socket, I could make a call to getLocalPort()
using beanshell.
Beanshell has access to the sampler, so check the Javadoc to see if
there is a suitable API.
If not, have a look at the source in case there is another way to access it.
Failing that, you will need to write your own code - if you are able
to write Beanshell code, it should not be difficult to amend one of
the TCP Client implementations and use that.
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The Socket constructor to use is
*java.net.Socket.Socket( *|InetAddress <cid:[email protected]>
address,
int port,
InetAddress <cid:[email protected]> localAddr,
int localPort)
I have writen a basic JMeter Java Request that handles multiple local IP Addresses
( for a need of IP Spoofing) with this classe.
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