What Are BeanShell Scripts

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What Are BeanShell Scripts?

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BeanShell scripts are code segments written in the BeanShell Scripting Language defined in JSR-274. BeanShell scripts follows Java syntax is considered as lightweight Java scripts.

Below is a BeanShell script example used in JMeter:

import java.net.URL;
URL url = new URL(vars.get("url"));
vars.put("urlProtocol",url.getProtocol());
vars.put("urlHost",url.getHost());
vars.put("urlPath",url.getPath());

For more information on BeanShell, see BeanShell Home Page.

⇒ BeanShell Script Interface with JMeter

⇐ Using BeanShell Script in JMeter

⇑ Using BeanShell Script in JMeter

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