On 13/10/2009, Circle Computers <[email protected]> wrote:
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> -- You can use the BSF or BeanShell pre-processors to call any Java
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> -- function you like, and save the converted result in a variable.
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> Hi, yes I already use __javaScript widely although the javaScript does not
> seem to be suitable for base64 encoding
A quick web search gave me lots of JavaScript Base64 implementations.
> , jexl & benshell maybe but I cannot
> seem to find any examples that I can map to the Base64 situation, if you
> have an example of a scenario where you have called a Java function (not
> necessarilt base64 I think I could work on from that.
vars.put("now")=System.currentTimeMillis();
is a simple example of setting a variable in BeanShell.
> GT
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