How to get value from property in BeanShell (jmeter)

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Ololowa QA picture Ololowa QA · Jun 23, 2015 · Viewed 16.4k times · Source

I have got several thread groups. I want to use variable from the first group. In second group this var should be used in BeanShell. So: in first thread group I created BeanShell Assertion with this code:

 ${__setProperty(erroriden, ${erroriden1})};

In second thread group I have BeanShell pre-processor. If has line like this:

String[] erroriden = (vars.get("erroriden")).split(",");

I tried some variations like this:

String[] erroriden = (vars.get("__property(erroriden)")).split(",");
String[] erroriden = (vars.get("${__property(erroriden)}")).split(",");

but it doesn't work. Please help to use ${__property(erroriden)} in BeanShell pre-processor.

Answer

Dmitri T picture Dmitri T · Jun 23, 2015

In the first Thread Group:

props.put("erroriden", vars.get("erroriden1"));

In the second Thread Group:

String[] erroriden = props.get("erroriden").split(",");

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