Hi Peter,
yeah, that's what I expected Jmeter to do.
Would be great if somebody could fix it.
I'll fill in a bugzilla soon.
Frank
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hi frank,
can you file a bugzilla entry. hopefully one of us will get to it in
the next couple weeks and fix that.
I'm guessing the ideal behavior is even if you give it a non-existent
directory, jmeter should create the directory. Is that what you were
thinking of?
peter
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> Doesn't help me much.
> My run is complete (using JMeter 1.9 2003/12/10) and I missed creating
the
> correct directory. I told JMeter to log to a file, but since the
directory
> wasn't allocated => no file.
> So I need information, if there is a possibility to dump the data (I need
> the raw data not an image) out of JMeter?
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> If possible it would be great if JMeter would allocate the directory if
not
> existant.
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> if you download the nightly build, it now has a save graph feature.
> you can save any graph jmeter renders, include the new distribution
> graph.
>
> the format it uses is png
>
> I hope that helps. I still haven't written any documentation for it,
> so if you get lost, just post a email.
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> peter
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> > Hi everybody,
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> > I hope someone can help me. I'm using JMeter 1.9 and need to save my
> Graph
> > result to a file.
> > Since JMeter did not create the given Directory where to store the file
> > (Bug?), I don't have any data to work with. I need those Graph result
> data.
> > Jmeter must have it in Memory but didn't write it.
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> > Is it possible to write the Data to a file after the run is completed?
> > Or am I lost with an unusable Testrun?
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> > Thanks in advance
> > Frank
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