Can you provide more information like:

• exact command that you used
• utplsql version installed
• any additional information that could help us help you

With so little amout of information provided I cant even figure you what the problem is exactly.

1. utplsql run User/pswd@testdb.test.com:port/testdb -f=ut_junit_reporter() -o=C:\Users...\report.html
2. Utplsql - 3.1.8 Utplsql -cli 3.1.8
3. The tests are getting executed and I do get a HTML report, when I try to open the report it's blank. When I look at the xml of the report I can see the details

The above xml does not render when converted to html

I don't think that the JUNIT-Reporter was supposed to create HTML in the first place.
Its output is based on this XSD, which doesn't look like HTML: https://gist.github.com/kuzuha/232902acab1344d6b578

Could you provide an example of what's wrong and what you'd expect?

Any idea on how to generate an HTML report from the Junit reporter?

What's the goal you want to achieve?
The only reporter we currently have in utPLSQL that produces HTML is the Coverage HTML reporter (ut_coverage_html_reporter)

I appreciate your quick response ! My goal is to get HTML report for my test run.

With the purpose of having a nicely formatted result?
That's a task usually done by your CI solution. utPLSQL does not come with a specific reporter to do that at the moment.
If you tell us more about your goals we might be able to give some advice regarding continuous integration (there's even a very lightweight solution based on APEX).

If I am using Jenkins for my CI solution, what plugin I would need to display an HTML report?

Hi @guruo5 , the documentation about reporters should hopefully help : http://utplsql.org/utPLSQL/v3.1.9/userguide/reporters.html
There is an plugin junit or something between those lines, havent use Jenkins for while now.

From the Jenkins PlugIn page:
https://plugins.jenkins.io/htmlpublisher
Maybe that's what you're looking for?
Do you already import the JUNIT-output from utPLSQL into Jenkins?

@guruo5
This is the plugin that you will need.
There are others too but this one works for sure.
https://www.google.com/search?q=jenkins+junit+test+resutls&oq=jenkins+junit+test+resutls

https://wiki.jenkins.io/display/JENKINS/JUnit+Plugin

As an action item, we should probably have a section in documentation or some blog posts about integrating utPLSQL with CI servers like Jenkins.