Jono <jonomacd <at> gmail.com> writes: > > I typically run Jmeter in non-GUI mode with no listeners. I > parse the CSV log file that is spat out in real time to graphite. > Basically, I tail the CSV file Jmeter generates as it is running. > > I know this is a bit crufty but it has worked for me thus far. > > Occasionally, I run Jmeter in GUI mode so I can more directly > monitor the tests as well as quickly alter them as needed. I'd > like for these test results to be piped to graphite as well but I > cannot get Jmeter to produce a CSV log file of the same > format while in GUI mode. > > Is there a way to produce this log file while in GUI mode? > > Alternatively, can I get my results into graphite somehow > else? Note that I don't want to dive into creating Jmeter > plugins. >
Okay, So I have use a simple data writer to mimik what I do in non-GUI mode. I can get Jmeter to spit out the csv logs that I require. What happens when I run this in non-gui mode? Will I get two logs? One from my command line configuration and one from this listener. I guess only thing to do is try... --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
