I disagree.  The point of the output is that you can load it into any of the 
listeners.  
If you want to see the Aggregate view of the data, load it into the Aggregate view.  
But, you still have the option of looking at the same data in the Graph viewer, or 
any of the others.  What's not nice is that it's a big, honkin' XML file, when all 
that's 
really needed is some CSV data, but that's another issue...

-Mike

On 23 Jan 2003 at 9:34, Jonathan Carlson wrote:

> I was very confused by that myself.  Everytime you see a "Write All Data to a File", 
> no matter which listener you see it in, means the same thing:  That is, write the 
>detail response time and success flag for each and every request to the file.  
> 
> To be intuitive and more useful (notice I said "more" because it already is somewhat 
>useful) it really should be context sensitive (for example, summary info on the 
>AggregateReport listener) and have the detail-outputter be in it's own listener.
> 
> My 2 cents,
> 
> Jonathan
> 
> 
> 
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/23/03 09:22AM >>>
> Hi,
> I'm collecting the test results with an AggregateReport listener and the
> file it produces.
> I expected the file to contain the same data as in the listener GUI (which
> shows the overall stats  as opposed to the single results). However, the
> file contains a (long) list of single results, making it useless for my
> purposes.
> Is this behaviour correct? Or maybe, am I missing something?
> 
> Thank you,
> Marcello
> 
> PS: just to make my description clearer for all, the file I am referring to
> is the file specified in the "Write All Data to a File" panel in the
> AggregateReport GUI.
> 
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