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## org.apache.jmeter.save
Class CSVSaveService

    java.lang.Object
      org.apache.jmeter.save.CSVSaveService

    public final class CSVSaveService

extends Object

This class provides a means for saving/reading test results as CSV files.

Field Summary
`static char` | `QUOTING_CHAR`

Method Summary
`static String[]` | `csvReadFile(BufferedReader infile, char delim)` Reads from file and splits input into strings according to the delimiter, taking note of quoted strings.
`static String[]` | `csvSplitString(String line, char delim)` Reads from String and splits into strings according to the delimiter, taking note of quoted strings.
`static SampleSaveConfiguration` | `getSampleSaveConfiguration(String headerLine, String filename)` Parse a CSV header line
`static String` | `printableFieldNamesToString()` Generates the field names for the output file
`static String` | `printableFieldNamesToString(SampleSaveConfiguration saveConfig)` Generates the field names for the output file
`static void` | `processSamples(String filename, Visualizer visualizer, ResultCollector resultCollector)` Read Samples from a file; handles quoted strings.
`static String` | `resultToDelimitedString(SampleEvent event)` Convert a result into a string, where the fields of the result are separated by the default delimiter.
`static String` | `resultToDelimitedString(SampleEvent event, String delimiter)` Convert a result into a string, where the fields of the result are separated by a specified String.
`static void` | `saveCSVStats(DefaultTableModel model, FileWriter writer)` Method saves aggregate statistics (with header names) as CSV from a table model.
`static void` | `saveCSVStats(DefaultTableModel model, FileWriter writer, boolean saveHeaders)` Method saves aggregate statistics as CSV from a table model.
`static void` | `saveCSVStats(Vector<?> data, FileWriter writer)` Method will save aggregate statistics as CSV.
`static void` | `saveCSVStats(Vector<?> data, FileWriter writer, String[] headers)` Method will save aggregate statistics as CSV.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
`clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait`

Field Detail

### QUOTING_CHAR

    public static final char QUOTING_CHAR

See Also:
  Constant Field Values

Method Detail

### processSamples

    public static void processSamples(String filename,
                                      Visualizer visualizer,
                                      ResultCollector resultCollector)
                               throws IOException

  Read Samples from a file; handles quoted strings.

  Parameters:
    `filename` - input file
    `visualizer` - where to send the results
    `resultCollector` - the parent collector
  Throws:
    `IOException`

### printableFieldNamesToString

    public static String printableFieldNamesToString()

  Generates the field names for the output file

  Returns:
    the field names as a string

### printableFieldNamesToString

    public static String printableFieldNamesToString(SampleSaveConfiguration saveConfig)

  Generates the field names for the output file

  Returns:
    the field names as a string

### getSampleSaveConfiguration

    public static SampleSaveConfiguration getSampleSaveConfiguration(String headerLine,
                                                                     String filename)

  Parse a CSV header line

  Parameters:
    `headerLine` - from CSV file
    `filename` - name of file (for log message only)
  Returns:
    config corresponding to the header items found or null if not a header line

### saveCSVStats

    public static void saveCSVStats(Vector<?> data,
                                    FileWriter writer)
                             throws IOException

  Method will save aggregate statistics as CSV. For now I put it here. Not sure if it should go in the newer SaveService instead of here. if we ever decide to get rid of this class, we'll need to move this method to the new save service.

  Parameters:
    `data` - vector of data rows
    `writer` - output file
  Throws:
    `IOException`

### saveCSVStats

    public static void saveCSVStats(Vector<?> data,
                                    FileWriter writer,
                                    String[] headers)
                             throws IOException

  Method will save aggregate statistics as CSV. For now I put it here. Not sure if it should go in the newer SaveService instead of here. if we ever decide to get rid of this class, we'll need to move this method to the new save service.

  Parameters:
    `data` - vector of data rows
    `writer` - output file
    `headers` - header names (if non-null)
  Throws:
    `IOException`

### saveCSVStats

    public static void saveCSVStats(DefaultTableModel model,
                                    FileWriter writer)
                             throws IOException

  Method saves aggregate statistics (with header names) as CSV from a table model. Same as `saveCSVStats(Vector, FileWriter, String[])` except that there is no need to create a Vector containing the data.

  Parameters:
    `model` - table model containing the data
    `writer` - output file
  Throws:
    `IOException`

### saveCSVStats

    public static void saveCSVStats(DefaultTableModel model,
                                    FileWriter writer,
                                    boolean saveHeaders)
                             throws IOException

  Method saves aggregate statistics as CSV from a table model. Same as `saveCSVStats(Vector, FileWriter, String[])` except that there is no need to create a Vector containing the data.

  Parameters:
    `model` - table model containing the data
    `writer` - output file
    `saveHeaders` - whether or not to save headers
  Throws:
    `IOException`

### resultToDelimitedString

    public static String resultToDelimitedString(SampleEvent event)

  Convert a result into a string, where the fields of the result are separated by the default delimiter.

  Parameters:
    `event` - the sample event to be converted
  Returns:
    the separated value representation of the result

### resultToDelimitedString

    public static String resultToDelimitedString(SampleEvent event,
                                                 String delimiter)

  Convert a result into a string, where the fields of the result are separated by a specified String.

  Parameters:
    `event` - the sample event to be converted
    `delimiter` - the separation string
  Returns:
    the separated value representation of the result

### csvReadFile

    public static String[] csvReadFile(BufferedReader infile,
                                       char delim)
                                throws IOException

  Reads from file and splits input into strings according to the delimiter, taking note of quoted strings.

  Handles DOS (CRLF), Unix (LF), and Mac (CR) line-endings equally.

  N.B. a blank line is returned as a zero length array, whereas "" is returned as an empty string. This is inconsistent.

  Parameters:
    `infile` - input file - must support mark(1)
    `delim` - delimiter (e.g. comma)
  Returns:
    array of strings
  Throws:
    `IOException` - also for unexpected quote characters

### csvSplitString

    public static String[] csvSplitString(String line,
                                          char delim)
                                   throws IOException

  Reads from String and splits into strings according to the delimiter, taking note of quoted strings. Handles DOS (CRLF), Unix (LF), and Mac (CR) line-endings equally.

  Parameters:
    `line` - input line
    `delim` - delimiter (e.g. comma)
  Returns:
    array of strings
  Throws:
    `IOException` - also for unexpected quote characters

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