Jweter is an open source tool that is useful for analysing and visualising Jmeter Results. It creates the time series and distribution graphs. JWeter is a tool for analyzing and visualing JMeter result (.jtl) files. It creates time series and distribution graphs, differentiating the various samples from your JMeter script (which for example could represent the various steps in a web flow) with different colors / graph labels, helping you to quickly spot the requests that have long response times.
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https://bitbucket.org/pjtr/jweter/downloads/
How to use Jweter:
Download the jar file and run it with java -jar JWeter.jar, or double click the jar file (depends on OS). A wizzard will appear that will guide you through the steps to create a nice graph or error analysis. The graphs can be saved as png by right clicking and selecting "save as". Use mouse gestu res to zoom in (select rectangle) or zoom out (move to top left).
JMeter .jtl files.To let JMeter create .jtl files, add a Simple Data Writer listener to the test plan, enter a file name (the .jtl extension is commonly used, but not mandatory) and make sure to select "Save As XML" in the configuration panel.
Source: https://bitbucket.org/pjtr/jweter
https://bitbucket.org/pjtr/jweter/downloads/
How to use Jweter:
Download the jar file and run it with java -jar JWeter.jar, or double click the jar file (depends on OS). A wizzard will appear that will guide you through the steps to create a nice graph or error analysis. The graphs can be saved as png by right clicking and selecting "save as". Use mouse gestu res to zoom in (select rectangle) or zoom out (move to top left).
JMeter .jtl files.To let JMeter create .jtl files, add a Simple Data Writer listener to the test plan, enter a file name (the .jtl extension is commonly used, but not mandatory) and make sure to select "Save As XML" in the configuration panel.
Source: https://bitbucket.org/pjtr/jweter