Raw Data Export in 2.5
With the removal of "raw data export" from the free version of loadUI with the 2.5 release, my team is facing quite a dilemma. We're one of the few teams, apparently, who actually use this feature as ...
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PM_r
Staff
StaffHi!
Yes, you could implement this yourself using Groovy (custom component), Java (plugin for LoadUI or extend LoadUI) or manually query the H2 database (it's not password protected).
I definitely understand your point, but we can't make a version for every customer. It's like cable TV or Photoshop (and a lot of other things) -- you pay for a package of channels/features, but you can't cherry pick.
We made raw data export a Pro feature since our data and intuition told us that it's a feature used by professionals. When you are not simply designing and running and analyzing the results of load tests -- but also exporting the raw results and analyze them in external tools -- then we think that you're a professional user that should use LoadUI Pro. Keep in mind that LoadUI gives you a lot of stuff for free that most tools don't to begin with.
Regards
Henrik O
Product Owner for LoadUI
Yes, you could implement this yourself using Groovy (custom component), Java (plugin for LoadUI or extend LoadUI) or manually query the H2 database (it's not password protected).
I definitely understand your point, but we can't make a version for every customer. It's like cable TV or Photoshop (and a lot of other things) -- you pay for a package of channels/features, but you can't cherry pick.
We made raw data export a Pro feature since our data and intuition told us that it's a feature used by professionals. When you are not simply designing and running and analyzing the results of load tests -- but also exporting the raw results and analyze them in external tools -- then we think that you're a professional user that should use LoadUI Pro. Keep in mind that LoadUI gives you a lot of stuff for free that most tools don't to begin with.
Regards
Henrik O
Product Owner for LoadUI