You can export reports in HTML format for others
to view; export an entire run or specific counters to a CSV file for
further analysis; or export report metadata (templates) so that other
users can generate any custom reports that you have created.
Creating executive summaries
You can export information from an entire report,
multiple reports, or a single page of a report as an executive summary.
An executive summary is a document in rich text format (RTF) that
contains charts, tables, and basic information about a test run. You
can then open the summary in a word-processing program to further
format and annotate the data.
Exporting reports to HTML format
You can export an entire
report, multiple reports, or a single page of a report to HTML format.
You can then email the report or post it on a web server. The exported
report can be, displayed and printed, from any browser. To further
analyze the data, paste the exported report into a spreadsheet program.
Exporting results to a CSV file
To
do further analysis on test results, export all statistics captured during
a run or specific statistics to a CSV file.
Exporting report counters to a CSV file
To perform further
analysis on test results, export the report counters to a CSV file.
You can change the test preferences to export results automatically.
Exporting report metadata to a .view file
To share report metadata with another Eclipse user, export
it to a .view file. Use this option to share customized report formats
with other users. The recipient imports the metadata with Eclipse's Import option
and views the report with the Test Navigator.