Try replace comparison operator == with comparison function equals()
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> if (vars.get("AC") == YES)
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> if ("YES".equals(vars.get("AC")))The operator == compare object reference, not the contents of the string. ~haikal On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 12:55 PM, sudheer reddy <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi All > > I am facing a problem while using the bean shell preprocessor . > > I have a scenario where i extract a value from a http request using the > xpath extractor and am using the the same value > > as condition for if else statement in bean shell preprocessor. and i have > written the if else condition in bean shell preprocessor . > > > below is my test plan > > thread group > > |--http request > > |_ xpath extractor ( extracting the value for attribute AC AC = YES) > > |--http request ( AC and App are attributes in this http rquest > using AC=YES/NO condition i have to assign the value for App) > > |_ BeanShell PreProcessor > > below is my script for beanshell > > if (vars.get("AC") == YES) > { > vars.put( "App", "null" ); > print(vars.get("App")); > } > else > { > vars.put( "App", "P2SGPAppEng01" ); > print(vars.get("App")); > } > > PLs assist me in solving this > > Thanks & rgds > > Sudheer > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
