Thank you for your answer,
You mean when I call the beanshell function like this :
${__getChannelList(vars.get("${myparam}"))}; ?
if I put this call directly in the script field of the BeanShell Sampler it
doesn't work also when I create a post or a pre beanshell.
Where can I call the BeanShell ? and how ?
annie35
Deepak Shetty wrote:
>
> hi
> I dont think you can do what you want directly
> The returned value is used when you call the BeanShell function using ${*
> __BeanShell*(...)}
> If you want a value stored into the variable use vars.put("name",value)
> in
> your function instead of using the return value.
> regards
> deepak
> .
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jul 20, 2009 at 9:18 AM, annie35 wrote:
>
>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> 1- I create an external beanShell which taken a string in param and
>> return
>> a
>> string :
>>
>> getChannelList(String sChannelName){
>> return sChannelName;}
>>
>> 2- I create a BeanShell Sampler with in parameters field: ${myParam} and
>> in
>> the script file field : scripts/getChannelList.bsh
>>
>> my BSH is recognied, because I don't have any error, but how can I do to
>> get
>> the return string value ?
>>
>> thanks to help me
>> annie35
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