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Jmeter : Save Load Test Results On My Desktop If Built In Button Is Not Provided

There are various ways of monitoring the results of Test Run when running scripts from Jmeter GUI mode. Out of all the Listeners available in Jmeter, some of the most widely used listeners are
  • View Results in Tree
  • View Results in Table
  • Sumaary Report
  • Aggregate Report
Now once the script is ready to run with all these four listeners using Jmeter in GUI mode, we will see that Summary Report and Aggregate Report have a inbuild button on the bottom of Control Panel which say “Save Table Data”, clicking on which enable us to Save the Results in CSV format.
But how to export the results from View Results in Table listener? well, its a pretty simple job to do.
  • We just need to go to Control Panel of View Results in Table.
  • Check for the Filename field and a Configure button
  • Before entering anything into the Filename field, click on Configure button
  • If you want to write the result in csv, xls format, choose options accordingly by unchecking checkboxes which say to save in XML format
  • If you want the Field Name to be displayed, check the Save Field Name(CSV) checkbox and click on Done button
  • Once configuration is done, copy the path from your machine where you want the results to be exported like “D:\apache-jmeter-2.8\bin\AggregrateReport.xls
  • The one in bold here is the name of file with type of extention we want the file to be. It can be .csv, .xls, .jtl
  • Run the test, once done, go to the path where you wanted to Save the Results, you will see the file in that path with the extention and name you provided
  • The file will contains all data collected in listener during the RUN.

 

Santosh Srivastava , Sr Developer, Mindfire Solutions.
Related Tags: Jmeter, Load testing, Performance testing
Author : Santosh Srivastava

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