Tokenizer in jsr223 to split the value



Def: In jmeter i have a display records with date and Time, like start time and end time. in order to calculate difference of time variounce i used this code.

1. Its getting the values from on http request









def response= prev.getResponseMessage();

FileWriter fstream = new FileWriter("${Filepath}/${Filename}",true);

for (i=1;i<=100;i++){

if( vars.get("type_"+i) != null && vars.get("completedTime_"+i) != null && vars.get("Status_"+i) == "COMPLETED" ) {

      def createTime = vars.get("creationTime_"+i);

//log.info("createTime===>"+createTime);

         def createdate1 = createTime.split("T");

//log.info("date1[1]====>"+ date1[1]);

    def createsplittime = createdate1[1];

//log.info("time====>"+ time);

    def Createsplittime1 = createsplittime.split("[.]");

//log.info("time1[0]======>"+ time1[0]);

def endTime = vars.get("completedTime_"+i);

def enddate1 = endTime.split("T");

def endsplittime = enddate1[1];

def endsplittime1 = endsplittime.split("[.]");


fstream.write(vars.get("type_"+i) +","+ vars.get("displayName_"+i) +","+ vars.get("itemcount_"+i) +","+ vars.get("Status_"+i) +"," + vars.get("creationTime_"+i)+ "," + Createsplittime1[0] +"," +vars.get("completedTime_"+i) + "," + endsplittime1[0] +"\n");


}
}

fstream.close();

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