When it comes to viewing your test results, JMeter comes with a vast number of components to aid this regard. Each component gives a different perspective into how to visualize your test results. Deciding which to use depends mostly on what kind of data you are interested in for a test run. Also, JMeter doesn't place a limit on how many of these listeners you can use on a test script, so it's not uncommon to see scripts with several results listeners.
In this recipe, we will cover three of the most popular built-in viewing components you will most likely need for your scripts. This is by no means an exhaustive list, so be sure to explore other viewing components. Perform the following steps:
Launch JMeter.
Open a previously recorded test script.
Add a View Results Tree listener by navigating to Test plan | Add | Listener | View Results Tree.
Add a Aggregate Report listener by navigating to Test plan | Add | Listener | Aggregate Report.
Add View Results in table by navigating to Test plan | Add | Listener | View Results In Table.
Examine the results on each of the added results listeners. The entire process is shown in the following screenshot:
The View Results Tree component is shown in the following screenshot: