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From: "BAZLEY, Sebastian" <sebastian.bazley@atosorigin.com>
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Subject: RE: BeanShell
Date: Fri, 2 Jul 2004 14:09:12 +0100 
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>-----Original Message-----
>From: Jean-Denis Giguere [mailto:jdenisgiguere@fastmail.fm]
>Sent: 02 July 2004 13:52
>To: JMeter Users List
>Subject: BeanShell
>
>
>Hi list,
>
>I would like to use the __BeanShell function but I don't find=20
>answers to=20
>my questions in the jmeter doc. If someone use this function and can=20
>answer my questions, it will be really appreciated.
>
>1. Which way can we pass the script in argument ? (Ralative path from=20
>where we launch jmeter, relative path from jmeter bin,=20
>absolute path or=20
>you have to write directly the script as argument ?)

The script parameter is just that - a script, not a file containing a
script.

>2.Can we pass arguments to the script ?
>(ex. ${__BeanShell(myscript.bsh foo 13,answer)}

You can use function calls in the script paramater string.

>4. Can we pass the name of the script as a variable ?
>(ex. ${__BeanShell(${myScript},answer)}

See 1. The script does not have a "name". But you can pass a script in a
variable.

>
>3. The doc says that this function return the "result" of the script=20
>passed in argument. How do you define the result of the script=20
>? (Is it=20
>the last variable assignation, the return of the main=20
>function, the last=20
>print ?)

See the BeanShell documentation for details, but IIRC, it will use the
return value or failing that the last assignment (it may even return the
last value).

>
>If someone has an exemple and would accept to share it (with the=20
>function call and the result), it can help me very much.

${__BeanShell(return "abcd";)} -> abcd

${__BeanShell(return "${__threadNum()}";)} -> same as ${__threadNum()}

${__BeanShell(return Threads.currentThread().getName();)} should return the
current thread name

I think you can probably omit the return statement - try it and see.

Note that the current implementation is not as efficient as it could be -
the script is parsed anew each time, even if it has not been changed.

What do you want to use it for?

>
>Thank you for your attention,
>
>Jean-Denis Gigu=E8re
>
>
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