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Provides an easy shortcut for accessing the System Properties in the Composition without having to traverse the object model. System Property Methods string value(string itemType, string propertyPath) Returns the value of the specified System Property. The "itemType" parameter value indicates the type of item containing the property (not case sensitive): "Composition" "Band" "Track" "MessageClip" "Message" "Browser Action" "Target" "Destination" "Delay" The "propertyPath" parameter contains a property path as specified for In Situ Substitution Specifications. This line of code sets a new value into the specified System Property: void set(string itemType, string propertyPath, var newValue) The "itemType" and "propertyPath" parameters are the same as for the "value" method. The "newValue" parameter is the new value for the property.  It can be null.  (The "undefined" value is treated as null.)  The value will be converted to a string.
System Properties Composition: StartTimeMillis - Composition start time, expressed as the difference, in milliseconds, between the start time and midnight, January 1, 1970 UTC ServerNumber - The number of the current server for a multi-server Composition. Ranges from zero to n-1, where n is the number of servers. Always zero when the Composition runs all on one server.
Track: VUNumber - The virtual user number represented by the Track
Browser Action: Param1 – The value of the first Browser Action parameter Param2 – The value of the second Browser Action parameter Param3 – The value of the third Browser Action parameter Param4 – The value of the fourth Browser Action parameter
Delay: Type – Either “Constant” to indicate that this Delay has a fixed duration, or “Random” to indicate that this Delay’s duration is chosen at random on each play. Duration – If type is “Constant”, the duration for this Delay, in milliseconds. Not used if type is “Random”. Minimum – If type is “Random”, the minimum of the range from which durations are to be randomly chosen, in milliseconds. Not used if type is “Constant”. Maximum – If type is “Random”, the maximum of the range from which durations are to be randomly chosen, in milliseconds. Not used if type is “Constant”.
Target: Types HTTP and SOAP URL – Full URL HostName – Host name ServicePath – Service path Port – HTTP Port UseSSL – Use SSL (HTTPS) UserName – HTTP Basic Authentication User name Password – HTTP Basic Authentication User password MaximumConnectionsPerHost – Maximum number of connections that will be created for any particular host URI MaximumTotalConnections – Maximum number of active connections for this Target ConnectionTimeout – Connection timeout, in milliseconds, zero means no timeout SocketReadTimeout – Socket read timeout, in milliseconds, zero means no timeout HttpHostOverride – String value to override a target's host value. See How do I override host files for a load test? HttpBinaryConversion – Integer to specify a binary conversion, such as in the conversion of WCF info
Target: Type Browser StartingURL – Starting URL BrowserType – Browser type Conductor – Conductor Name WaitTimeout – Wait timeout for a single wait condition in milliseconds AllowNativeXPath – Whether to use the browser's native XPath for evaluating locators MouseSpeed – The number of pixels to move the mouse in drag and drop or move events WaitInterval – The interval on which to check for the wait condition ActionTimeout – Action timeout in milliseconds FirefoxProfle – The Firefox profile to set. Refer to the Conductor Capabilities, Using Firefox Profiles section.
Target: Type JMS ProviderName – JMS Provider name DestinationName – Topic or Queue name ConnectionFactoryName – Connection Factory name JNDIUserName – JNDI user name JNDIPassword – JNDI password ConnectionFactoryUserName – Connection Factory user name ConnectionFactoryPassword – Connection Factory password