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I have used jmeter 2.8.
I have tested Http request using web service calls. I need to calculate response time. I do not know how to calculate it.
I have refere this link. I think they have used some plugin in Jmeter. Is there need to use plugin for calculating response time?

Also in that question time to last byte and time to first byte are mentioned.
Where can these two variables found n Jmeter?
There are a lot of listeners in jmeter. If i need to know the response time mean which listener use?

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Don't add any listener:

  • run your test in non-gui mode

  • generate a Csv file

  • then once test has ended , load csv using Response time graph listener

See this:

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thank you.I have created csv file.In that file have <httpSample t="57507" lt="57507" ts="1357191349494" s="true" lb="HTTP Request" rc="200" rm="OK" tn="Thread Group 1-1" dt="text" by="434"/>.I think t is response time/sec.this is ok for 1 request.How can i see this csv file for total time taken if i send 100request?.It ll display only every request only.
What you are showing is not a csv output. It's xml. Read the article it gives the exact configuration to output csv, then you add a resp time graph listener after the run and reread the generated file, you will get the graphs

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