since the jmeter logs one entry per line, the easiest
way is to write a simple parser to count the samples
and sort them.
once you have the results sorted by response time,
it's easy enough to break down the results. you could
always write one a visualizer if you want it shown
graphically.
pete
One way is to add a simple data writer and then parse the results from
the resulting text file with the language of your choice. That way you
can easily deterime other statistics also once your needs get more
sophisticated (when 90% is no longer enough!)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I have
Hi all,
I have a test plan for testing web services. I need to figure out a way to
get data for response time for 90% of the samples. The Graph Results
Listener gives Median (50%).
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Anubhav
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