Am 10.05.19 um 12:54 schrieb Shyam Panjiyar: > Hi , > > Could you please help with Bean Shell Sampler Script for below requirement :- > > Input - String sequence from JSON Extractor as 123.0 > > Output - String sequence in variable as 123
Last mail you asked about a conversion from JSON Extractor 123.0/124.0/125.0 to 123/124/125. As it is almost the question about extracting multiple values from json on stackoverflow [https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55819872/extracting-and-adding-multiple-values-from-json-in-jmeter] I will quote and enhance my answer here inline (Note that I used ',' as the separator, as it is the default as I believe): Assuming you have a JSON structure like this |{"body":[{"count":0.0 },{"count":23.0 },{"count":-1.0 },{"count":20.0 },{"no_count_here":"really"}]} and your JSON Extractor uses "countFromResponse" as "Names of created variables", "$.body[*].count" as "JSON Path expression", "-1" for "Match No." and check "Compute concatenation var". | Then your Post Processor will add a variable named |"countFromResponse|" with the content |"0.0,23.0,-1.0,20.0"|. To round these values, you have to split the string at each comma, convert the string snippets to Double values and round them. Then convert them back to strings and join those again. That value can then be stored in another variable named |"countFromResponse_ROUNDED|". This can be accomplished using a JSR223 Post Processor, that uses the following groovy code: |overall =vars.get("countFromResponse_ALL").split(",").collect {Math.round(Double.valueOf(it)).toString()} .join(",") vars.put("countFromResponse_ROUNDED",overall)| The conversion back to string is important, as all normal variables in JMeter will be treated as strings. Felix > > Thanks & Regards, > Shyam Panjiyar > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: user-unsubscr...@jmeter.apache.org > For additional commands, e-mail: user-h...@jmeter.apache.org >
