Package org.apache.jmeter.functions
Class CSVRead
- java.lang.Object
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- org.apache.jmeter.functions.AbstractFunction
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- org.apache.jmeter.functions.CSVRead
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- All Implemented Interfaces:
Function
public class CSVRead extends AbstractFunction
The function represented by this class allows data to be read from CSV files. Syntax is similar to StringFromFile function. The function allows the test to line-thru the data in the CSV file - one line per each test. E.g. inserting the following in the test scripts : ${_CSVRead(c:/BOF/abcd.csv,0)} // read (first) line of 'c:/BOF/abcd.csv' , return the 1st column ( represented by the '0'), ${_CSVRead(c:/BOF/abcd.csv,1)} // read (first) line of 'c:/BOF/abcd.csv' , return the 2nd column ( represented by the '1'), ${_CSVRead(c:/BOF/abcd.csv,next())} // Go to next line of 'c:/BOF/abcd.csv' NOTE: A single instance of each different file is opened and used for all threads. To open the same file twice, use the alias function: __CSVRead(abc.csv,*ONE); __CSVRead(abc.csv,*TWO); __CSVRead(*ONE,1); etc- Since:
- 1.9
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Constructor Summary
Constructors Constructor Description CSVRead()
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Method Summary
All Methods Instance Methods Concrete Methods Modifier and Type Method Description String
execute(SampleResult previousResult, Sampler currentSampler)
N.B. execute() should be synchronized if function is operating with non-thread-safe objects (e.g. operates with files).List<String>
getArgumentDesc()
Return a list of strings briefly describing each parameter your function takes.String
getReferenceKey()
Return the name of your function.void
setParameters(Collection<CompoundVariable> parameters)
Note: This is always called even if no parameters are provided (versions of JMeter after 2.3.1)-
Methods inherited from class org.apache.jmeter.functions.AbstractFunction
checkMinParameterCount, checkParameterCount, checkParameterCount, execute, getVariables
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Method Detail
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execute
public String execute(SampleResult previousResult, Sampler currentSampler) throws InvalidVariableException
N.B. execute() should be synchronized if function is operating with non-thread-safe objects (e.g. operates with files).
JMeter ensures setParameters() happens-before execute(): setParameters is executed in main thread, and worker threads are started after that.- Specified by:
execute
in interfaceFunction
- Specified by:
execute
in classAbstractFunction
- Parameters:
previousResult
- The previousSampleResult
currentSampler
- The currentSampler
- Returns:
- The replacement value, which was generated by the function
- Throws:
InvalidVariableException
- - when the variables for the function call can't be evaluated- See Also:
Function.execute(SampleResult, Sampler)
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getArgumentDesc
public List<String> getArgumentDesc()
Return a list of strings briefly describing each parameter your function takes. Please use JMeterUtils.getResString(resource_name) to grab a resource string. Otherwise, your help text will be difficult to internationalize. This list is not optional. If you don't wish to write help, you must at least return a List containing the correct number of blank strings, one for each argument.- Returns:
- List with brief descriptions for each parameter the function takes
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getReferenceKey
public String getReferenceKey()
Return the name of your function. Convention is to prepend "__" to the name (ie "__regexFunction")- Specified by:
getReferenceKey
in interfaceFunction
- Specified by:
getReferenceKey
in classAbstractFunction
- Returns:
- The name of the funtion
- See Also:
Function.getReferenceKey()
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setParameters
public void setParameters(Collection<CompoundVariable> parameters) throws InvalidVariableException
Note: This is always called even if no parameters are provided (versions of JMeter after 2.3.1)- Specified by:
setParameters
in interfaceFunction
- Specified by:
setParameters
in classAbstractFunction
- Parameters:
parameters
- The parameters for the function call- Throws:
InvalidVariableException
- - when the variables for the function call can't be evaluated- See Also:
Function.setParameters(Collection)
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