In case a load test scenario failed, XLT creates a so-called result browser and stores it as part of the load test results. The result browser contains more information to analyze the error after the load test.
The report generator may later add a link to the load test report so that the result browser can be viewed right from the report. For this to work, the load test result files have to be made available online as well. Would be great if the report generator could simply copy the relevant result browser files right into the report directory so all report files would live in one place and could also be archived together.
Alternative mode: Instead of copying all the files belonging to a result browser into the report directory, we may also create just a file system link to the result browser directory there.
In case a load test scenario failed, XLT creates a so-called result browser and stores it as part of the load test results. The result browser contains more information to analyze the error after the load test.
The report generator may later add a link to the load test report so that the result browser can be viewed right from the report. For this to work, the load test result files have to be made available online as well. Would be great if the report generator could simply copy the relevant result browser files right into the report directory so all report files would live in one place and could also be archived together.