| org.apache.jmeter.testelement.property.JMeterProperty
All known Subclasses: org.apache.jmeter.testelement.property.AbstractProperty,
getBooleanValue | public boolean getBooleanValue()(Code) | | |
getDoubleValue | public double getDoubleValue()(Code) | | |
getFloatValue | public float getFloatValue()(Code) | | |
getIntValue | public int getIntValue()(Code) | | |
getLongValue | public long getLongValue()(Code) | | |
getName | public String getName()(Code) | | The name of the property. Typically this should match the name that keys
the property's location in the test elements Map.
String |
isRunningVersion | public boolean isRunningVersion()(Code) | | Returns whether the property is a running version.
boolean |
mergeIn | public void mergeIn(JMeterProperty prop)(Code) | | Take the given property object and merge it's value with the current
property object. For most property types, this will simply be ignored.
But for collection properties and test element properties, more complex
behavior is required.
Parameters: prop - |
recoverRunningVersion | public void recoverRunningVersion(TestElement owner)(Code) | | Tell the property to revert to the state at the time
setRunningVersion(true) was called.
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setName | public void setName(String name)(Code) | | Set the property name.
Parameters: name - |
setObjectValue | public void setObjectValue(Object value)(Code) | | |
setRunningVersion | public void setRunningVersion(boolean runningVersion)(Code) | | Make the property a running version or turn it off as the running
version. A property that is made a running version will preserve the
current state in such a way that it is retrievable by a future call to
'recoverRunningVersion()'. Additionally, a property that is a running
version will resolve all functions prior to returning it's property
value. A non-running version property will return functions as their
uncompiled string representation.
Parameters: runningVersion - |
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