On 5/19/05, Seth Ladd <seth@ehawaii.gov> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I searched the FAQs and manual, but couldn't find this answer.
>
> Is there a way to get the current date into reference name? I need to
> set some input fields to "today".
>
Yes, several methods. All rely on functions.
1) Get the date from the OS, and set a property on the command line
with the value, then use one of the property functions to retrieve it.
E.g.
jmeter -Dtoday="`date`"
Then refer to it as ${today}
2) Use the JavaScript function to create a suitable date string, e.g.
${__javaScript(new Date(),Dummy)}
3) Use the BeanShell function to create a suitable date string e.g.
${__BeanShell(new java.util.Date())}
You'll need to adjust the format.
S.
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