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Date: Fri, 30 Jun 2006 06:51:08 -0700 (PDT)
From: Vikrant Sharma <xbootstrap@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: How can we pass objects created in one beanshell sampler to
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Hi Vitalie,

Thanks for the reply. 

When i try to store the object into a variable (in first beanshell) using vars.put("varname", "value"); method, it does not complain about anything. 
But when I get it (in second beanshell) using vars.get("varname") method and try to cast it, it throws error. 
Further  when i dont cast it and try to print it. it just prints the name of that object as a normal String. SO I think when we set the object in the variable it is just set as a normal String and not as an object instance.

For the second solution, yes i can serialize the object but as this is the performance script, storing and loading object's state will incur some more cost.

Thanks & Regards
Vikrant

Vitalie Valache <Vitalie.Valache@bnm.org> wrote: just some ideas..
- maybe you can declare a global variable assign the object value to it and use it by casting in the second beanshell, not sure if jmeter variable can store objects but why not!

or
- save object  to a file using serialization if your object is supporting and load it from your second beanshell.


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