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| <h1>Functions</h1> |
| <h2>Methods to be implemented</h2> |
| setParameters(Collection) |
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| execute(prevResult,currentSampler) |
| Note that either or both of the parameters may be null. |
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| <h2>Calling sequence</h2> |
| When the test plan is prepared for running, one instance of the class is created for each occurrence |
| of a function call. The setParameters() method is then called on each instance. |
| Once the test is running, the execute method can be called by any thread, and is |
| therefore synchronized. |
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| This is unlike most of (all?) the JMeter test elements, which are created for each thread. |
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| Any context that needs to be maintained for a thread must be done using ThreadLocal or similar. |
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