CSV Config Relative path

[jack...@gmail.com]

Is it possible to set up CSV file to load settings from a relative path?  I want to configure multiple JSX files to read the common settings from one file but I don't want to hard code the path in the jmx file.  Is it possible to do this?

Cheers,
Jack

[Jack Allan]

I should mention that I want it to be relative to the jmx file not to the jmeter/bin folder.

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[jack...@gmail.com]

I should ALSO mention that I want to use the "jp@gc - Variables From CSV File" plugin not the out-of-box "CSV Data Set Config"

[Vincent Daburon]

Hi,

You could add a properties in the user.properties file in the <JMETER_HOME>/bin directory
This properties could be FILE_CSV=/dir1/file1 for the 1st load injector (slave jmeter)
and FILE_CSV=/dir2/file2 for 2sd load injector.

and use ${__P(FILE_CSV)} in the file name

Or start jmeter_server.bat this a parameter like -JFILE_CSV=/dir1/file1

Or in the SetUpThread group add a beanshell
and add parameter ${__machineName()}
and test the machine name
log.info("computerMachine = " + computerMachine );
if (computerMachine .contains("computer1")) {
props.setProperty("K_FILE", "D:/d1/file1");
}
if (computerMachine .contains("computer2")) {
props.setProperty("K_FILE", "D:/d2/file2");
}

Regards.
Vincent D.

[halpe...@gmail.com]

Have you found a solution for using relative path in  "jp@gc - Variables From CSV File" plugin?

I am also interested in similar solution

Kobi H.

[artem....@blazemeter.com]

Sure, you can use relative path in this plugin.

You should set relative path to Java  'user.dir'  property.  It's the directory where java was run from, where you started the JVM. Does not have to be within the user's home directory. It can be anywhere where the user has permission to run java. (https://stackoverflow.com/questions/16239130/java-user-dir-property-what-exactly-does-it-mean) 

For example I made `cd` to `/home/artem/jmx`, then I run JMeter and my `user.dir` will be `/home/artem/jmx`

If I store my CSV file in dir `/home/artem/csv/` I should set `../csv/file.csv` in this plugin


Artem

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