Use the Simple Data Writer configured to save the parameters that you need, and graph it with gnuplot, excel, etc... Note: excel 2003 has a limitation of 65,536 rows per sheet.
Try to accomplish as much as you can using the CSV JTL format. If you must use XML, bear in mind that if you have a lot of results that you need to transform most XSLT processors (DOM based) will run out of memory. You can get around this wtih Saxon A or STX. If you need to transform the data at all, such as aggregate metrics into averages per time segment (1 minute), calculate TPS, etc...it's much more elegant to load the data into a database and use an ANSI SQL query to return data to graph. On Thu, Jul 23, 2009 at 7:37 AM, mani venkat <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > Is it possible to generate a graph using any of the listeners to show the > variation of time with respect to size of the file while automating upload > feature? >
