One of the most sophisticated JMeter built-in components is BeanShell. It understands Java syntax and adds scripting capabilities such as loose types, commands, and method closures. If your test case is unusual, and implementing it using integrated JMeter components is difficult or impossible, BeanShell might be a great way to fulfill your goals. In this post, you will learn this great way, namely how to use BeanShell. BeanShell entities in JMeter have access to both internal JMeter APIs and any external classes loaded into the JMeter classpath (be sure to drop required jars into your JMeter installation's /lib/ext folder [...]

BeanShell is the most powerful component of Apache JMeter. You can execute any Java code by using BeanShell scripts. If you are new to BeanShell, please take a look basic usage of BeanShell Processor. In this BeanShell tutorial, I want to deep dive into BeanShell  and show you some other example of its usage. If you're familiar with Java or any other language, it is very easy to get used to it. Sample 1: Dealing with Dates Dates are the most frightening component of any developer and testers also. In case you need deal with dynamic dates during your test, [...]