Yes sorry.
So I have a sample that looks like
public class TestSampler extends AbstractSampler implements TestListener {
public final static String HOST = "TestSampler.remoteHost";
public final void setHost(String newServer) {
this.setProperty(HOST, newServer);
}
public final String getHost() {
return getPropertyAsString(HOST);
}
}
Now I would like to set this values based on a user defined variable config
above this sampler.
So in my GUI config class for this sampler I have
public class TestSamplerGui extends AbstractSamplerGui implements
ActionListener, ChangeListener {
private final JLabeledTextField remoteHost = new JLabeledTextField(
"Remote host"); //$NON-NLS-1$
@Override
protected void configureTestElement(TestElement mc) {
remoteHost.setText(mc.getPropertyAsString(TestSampler.HOST));
}
public TestElement createTestElement() {
TestSampler sampler = new TestSampler ();
modifyTestElement(sampler);
return sampler;
}
public void modifyTestElement(TestElement s) {
TestSamplerGui sampler = (TestSamplerGui ) s;
this.configureTestElement(sampler);
sampler.setProperty(FIXProtocolMessageSampler.HOST,this.remoteHost
.getText());
}
}
So the first time if you set the value for remote host on the front end
within the sampler gui it writes it to the .xml file. But when you load it
again
and try and update the host it just pulls the old value back because of the
configureTestElement() method.
This was copied from the FTPSampler on trunk
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Sorry I think i misunderstood your question.
You are writing a custom sampler and you have defined a field in it and you
want to pass in a variable?
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deepak
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> should have worked . There might be a case mismatch or whitespace or
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> > Could how do I get my sampler to access user defined variables. When I
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> > a UDV Config element inside my ThreadGroup and put ${SERVER} in one of
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