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There are two ways for Jmeter to implement Base64 encoding:

1. If the installed version of Jmeter provides a built-in Base64 encryption function, you can directly use the built-in function as follows:

Click Tools-- > function Assistant dialog box

Find the built-in Base64 encryption function and select _ _ base64Encode

2. If the installed version of Jmeter does not have a built-in Base64 encryption function, then if you need Base64 encryption, you can only implement it through BeanShell script as follows:

Import org.apache.commons.net.util.Base64 String source = "{\" admin\ ": false,\" company\ ":\" osc\ ",\" companyIdentity\ ":\" COMPANY_OWNER\ ",\" displayName\ ":\" osc-admin\ ",\" email\ ":\" osc-admin@test.com\ ",\" id\ ":\" 1\ ",\" sAMAccountName\ ":\" osc-admin\ ",\" status\ ":\" SUCCESS\ ",\" uSNCreated\ ":\" 1\ " \ "userPrincipalName\":\ "osc-admin@test.com\",\ "username\":\ "osc-admin\"} " Byte [] encodedBytes = Base64.encodeBase64 (source.getBytes ("UTF-8")); String encoded = new String (encodedBytes); vars.put ("sessionToken", encoded)

Note: strings cannot be in single quotation marks!

Add: implement base64 encryption in Jmeter

Jmeter no longer provides built-in base64 encryption functions. If you meet the encryption requirements of base64, you need to implement them through beanshell.

Go directly to the beanshell code:

Import org.apache.commons.net.util.Base64; / / String source = vars.get ("name"); String source = Harry Potter; byte [] encodedBytes = Base64.encodeBase64 (source.getBytes ("UTF-8")); String encoded = new String (encodedBytes); vars.put ("b64", encoded) The above is about the content of this article on "how to achieve Base64 coding in Jmeter". I believe we all have a certain understanding. I hope the content shared by the editor will be helpful to you. If you want to know more related knowledge, please pay attention to the industry information channel.

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