Using JSR223 PostProcessor in Test Scenario

[kevinree...@gmail.com]

I need to include a custom javascript function in my test scenario.  I have tested the function and saved it in a file.  I need to point to that file in the JSR223 PostProcessor.

What is the YAML specification for including the JSR223 PostProcessor in my test with Script language = javascript and Script file = <path to javascript file>?

Thanks,

Kevin

[Dmitri Pribysh]

Hi,

This isn't feasible with Taurus language. You'll have to grab the jmx file generated by Taurus and add JSR223 component manually.

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[kevin...@panerabread.com]

Thank you, Dmitri.  Could this feature be available in a future release?  Something like:

- label: Retrieve IDs

  method: GET

  url: <url for getting IDs>

  assert:

  - contains:

    - <assertion regex>

    not: false

  extract-regexp:

    MyIDs:

      match-no: -1

      regexp: <extraction regex>

  JSR223

    script-language: javascript

    script file: <path to js file> 

Thanks,

Kevin

On Friday, October 7, 2016 at 2:15:20 AM UTC-5, Dmitri Pribysh wrote:

Hi,

This isn't feasible with Taurus language. You'll have to grab the jmx file generated by Taurus and add JSR223 component manually.

On Oct 6, 2016 21:35, <kevinree...@gmail.com> wrote:

I need to include a custom javascript function in my test scenario.  I have tested the function and saved it in a file.  I need to point to that file in the JSR223 PostProcessor.

What is the YAML specification for including the JSR223 PostProcessor in my test with Script language = javascript and Script file = <path to javascript file>?

Thanks,

Kevin

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[Dmitri Pribysh]

Check out Taurus 1.7.2. It introduces exactly this feature. Inline scripts weren't implemented, as they would look pretty cumbersome inside YAML. Anyway, thanks for the suggestion.

New doc section: http://gettaurus.org/docs/JMeter/#JSR223-Blocks


Dmitri

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[kevin...@panerabread.com]

Thank you for including this in the latest release, Dmitri.  It works very well!  It will allow my team to include more logic in our tests.

Kevin