JMeter example source code file (TestIfController.java)

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The JMeter TestIfController.java source code

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package org.apache.jmeter.control;

import org.apache.jmeter.junit.JMeterTestCase;
//import org.apache.jmeter.testelement.TestElement;

public class TestIfController extends JMeterTestCase {
        public TestIfController(String name) {
            super(name);
        }

        public void testProcessing() throws Exception {

            GenericController controller = new GenericController();

            controller.addTestElement(new IfController("false==false"));
            controller.addTestElement(new IfController(" \"a\".equals(\"a\")"));
            controller.addTestElement(new IfController("2<100"));

            //TODO enable some proper tests!!
            
            /*
             * GenericController sub_1 = new GenericController();
             * sub_1.addTestElement(new IfController("3==3"));
             * controller.addTestElement(sub_1); controller.addTestElement(new
             * IfController("false==true"));
             */

            /*
             * GenericController controller = new GenericController();
             * GenericController sub_1 = new GenericController();
             * sub_1.addTestElement(new IfController("10<100"));
             * sub_1.addTestElement(new IfController("true==false"));
             * controller.addTestElement(sub_1); controller.addTestElement(new
             * IfController("false==false"));
             * 
             * IfController sub_2 = new IfController(); sub_2.setCondition( "10<10000");
             * GenericController sub_3 = new GenericController();
             * 
             * sub_2.addTestElement(new IfController( " \"a\".equals(\"a\")" ) );
             * sub_3.addTestElement(new IfController("2>100"));
             * sub_3.addTestElement(new IfController("false==true"));
             * sub_2.addTestElement(sub_3); sub_2.addTestElement(new
             * IfController("2==3")); controller.addTestElement(sub_2);
             */

            /*
             * IfController controller = new IfController("12==12");
             * controller.initialize();
             */
//          TestElement sampler = null;
//          while ((sampler = controller.next()) != null) {
//              logger.debug("    ->>>  Gonna assertTrue :" + sampler.getClass().getName() + " Property is   ---->>>"
//                      + sampler.getName());
//          }
        }
}