I put together 2 style sheets to produce a report for some testing that I did some time ago. The don't visualize the graphs as images since that would require something more than a stylesheet ( programmatic interaction - e.g. Java). These stylesheets do produce something like the following: ----------------------------------------- CreateWorkorderResults-1.4.1.jtl Number of requests: 95 Minimum response time: 360 milliSeconds Median response time: 438 milliSeconds Maximum response time: 1,937 milliSeconds Average response time: 474 milliSeconds Duration: 43 seconds Duration: 1 minutes Throughput: 0.46 requests per second SLA Threshold is set to: 10,000 milliSeconds Number of requests exceeding SLA Threshold: 0 -----------------------------------------
I used the Xalan processor, but you should be able to use any decent XSLT processor.
This script was just a quick way to minimize my typing (Cygwin rocks!).
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#!/usr/bin/sh
if [ $# -lt "3" ]; then
echo "USAGE:"
echo " $0 <XMLInputFileName> <XSLFileName> <OutputFileName>"
exit 1
fi
echo Input File: $1
echo Transformation: $2
echo Output File: $3
$JAVA_HOME/bin/java org.apache.xalan.xslt.Process -in $1 -xsl $2 -out $3
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-----Original Message-----
From: Ritchie Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, November 18, 2002 6:12 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: What to do with graph output?
Hi,
Are there any tools or stylesheets that can work with saved graph data from
Jmeter? I would like to read the data and include it in a printable report.
Thanks
Ritchie
JmeterResults.xsl
Description: JmeterResults.xsl
JmeterResultSummary.xsl
Description: JmeterResultSummary.xsl
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