Package org.anasoid.jmc.core.wrapper.jmeter.control

Class IfControllerWrapper

    • Method Detail

      • getGuiClass

        public java.lang.Class<?> getGuiClass()
        Description copied from interface: JMeterGUIWrapper
        Gui Test Class used by Jmeter TestElement.GUI_CLASS @See TestElement

      • getTestClass

        public java.lang.Class<?> getTestClass()
        Description copied from interface: TestElementWrapper
        Test Class used by Jmeter TestElement.TEST_CLASS. @See TestElement.

      • getCondition

        public java.lang.String getCondition()
        By default the condition is interpreted as JavaScript code that returns "true" or "false", but this can be overridden (see below).

      • setCondition

        public void setCondition​(java.lang.String condition)
        By default the condition is interpreted as JavaScript code that returns "true" or "false", but this can be overridden (see below).

      • isEvaluateAll

        public boolean isEvaluateAll()
        Evaluate for all children : Should condition be evaluated for all children? If not checked, then the condition is only evaluated on entry.

      • setEvaluateAll

        public void setEvaluateAll​(boolean evaluateAll)
        Evaluate for all children : Should condition be evaluated for all children? If not checked, then the condition is only evaluated on entry.

      • isUseExpression

        public boolean isUseExpression()
        Interpret Condition as Variable Expression? f this is selected, then the condition must be an expression that evaluates to "true" (case is ignored). For example, ${FOUND} or ${__jexl3(${VAR} > 100)}. Unlike the JavaScript case, the condition is only checked to see if it matches "true" (case is ignored).

      • setUseExpression

        public void setUseExpression​(boolean useExpression)
        Interpret Condition as Variable Expression? f this is selected, then the condition must be an expression that evaluates to "true" (case is ignored). For example, ${FOUND} or ${__jexl3(${VAR} > 100)}. Unlike the JavaScript case, the condition is only checked to see if it matches "true" (case is ignored).