Detail report

[Travis Cooper <tc...@overstock.com>]

If anybody knows a lot about XSLT files I would love some help.  I like
the detail-report that can be downloaded from
http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/  I would just like to add
one little thing to it.  I found that you can set an option to display
what http response was generated based on your request, this is great
but it is just a huge line of text, which is actually a webpage.  So, I
want to find a way to save that information to a file and create a
hyperlink to that file in the response data field rather than the actual
text.  Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Travis J. Cooper

Re: Detail report

[sreejith <sr...@bcbsil.com>]

Hi, I'm going the same path here. I want to show the error stacktrace in the
Response Data column or as an html link. I have set the 'showdata' in .xsl
to 'y' and jmeter.save.saveservice.response_data.on_error=true in my
jmeter.properties file.  
It is creates a new Response Data column which has blank data in it. I was
wondering whether anybody was succesful in displaying the response error
data. Any help/guidence would be appreciated.

regards

sreejith  



Travis Cooper wrote:
> 
> If anybody knows a lot about XSLT files I would love some help.  I like
> the detail-report that can be downloaded from
> http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/  I would just like to add
> one little thing to it.  I found that you can set an option to display
> what http response was generated based on your request, this is great
> but it is just a huge line of text, which is actually a webpage.  So, I
> want to find a way to save that information to a file and create a
> hyperlink to that file in the response data field rather than the actual
> text.  Any help would be appreciated.
> 
> Thanks,
> Travis J. Cooper
> 
> 

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Re: Detail report

[sebb <se...@gmail.com>]

On 29/03/06, Travis Cooper <tc...@overstock.com> wrote:
> If anybody knows a lot about XSLT files I would love some help.  I like
> the detail-report that can be downloaded from
> http://www.programmerplanet.org/ant-jmeter/  I would just like to add
> one little thing to it.  I found that you can set an option to display

What is this option?

> what http response was generated based on your request, this is great
> but it is just a huge line of text, which is actually a webpage.  So, I
> want to find a way to save that information to a file and create a
> hyperlink to that file in the response data field rather than the actual
> text.  Any help would be appreciated.

Do you mean that you have run a test which has saved the response to
the JTL file?

In which case, do you mean that you want to pre-process the JTL file
to extract the response data into separate files, and replace the data
with a link?

I expect that is do-able; not sure I know exactly how.
I think the Jakarta download CGI files may be generated this way, so
perhaps that would give some ideas.

Otherwise, perhaps you could use the Save Responses to a File
Post-Processor instead; this will create a new file for each response.
One would then just need to work out the file number to tie them
together. Should be just a matter of adding one each time.

==

It might be a neat idea for JMeter to be able to save the downloaded
data separately from the rest anyway...

S.

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