performance - regular expression/ BeanShell post processor time will add in transaction response time -


I'm new to JMT ... will someone tell me the time of a referral expression / bean shell post processor transaction response time ?

I have http requests where there is 3 regular expressions in a request and time for a beanshell post processor and I have used the transaction controller to measure the reaction time. No, regular expressions and beanshel post processors will not add transaction response time.


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