At the conclusion of a test run you see an execution history, including a test verdict, and you can request two graphical reports showing a page response time and a page hit analysis.
Immediately after running a test you see the Overview tab of the Execution
Summary report, shown below.
The execution summary gives the test's verdict, the time recording started, and the time recording stopped. The verdict may be one of the following:
For tests that fail, the Events tab shows you the overall verdict and allows
you to drill down to the requests in each page that returned a fail code.
For example, expanding Page 5reveals that a request returned a code of
404.
Two analysis reports are available. The Page Response Time report is a
bar graph showing the seconds required to process each page in the test and
the average response time for all pages.
The Page Hit Rate report is a bar graph showing the hits per second to
each page and the total hit rate for all pages. The exact numbers displayed
at the top of the bars (availabe on the Page Response Time as well) do not
appear unless you click one of the bars.
In order to view the Page Response Time and the Page Hit Rate reports, you need to install Adobe's Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) browser plug-in. You can get this free viewer from the Adobe web site at http://www.adobe.com/svg/viewer/install/main.html.
To generate reports from a test's results:
If you left the Open Report Automatically box checked in step 1 (assuming you have the SVG viewer installed), the report opens in your browser. To navigate to the report files, you need to add the unfiltered Navigator view to the test navigation pane. For instructions, see Rearranging views and editors.
Parent topic: Performance Testing with TPTP