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Store Test Logs in Different Places

spchinspchin Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
So I am creating a web portal from which a user can run a series of different tests and view the results. The number of tests is growing increasingly large, which leads me to wonder if there is a way to store the results from different suites in different places? I looked through the configuration file but didn't find anything. Is this possible to do within Sahi?

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  • spchinspchin Members
    Anyone?
  • chaudharypareshchaudharyparesh Members
    Go to Sahi/config directory

    Open sahi.properties

    Change
    logs.dir="Write Path where you want to store log file"
  • narayannarayan Administrators
    When you run a suite, you can specify the logdir.
    If you are using ant, specify the logDir like this: 
            <sahi suite="../userdata/scripts/demo/demo.suite"
              browserType="ie"
              baseurl="http://${urlbase}/demo/"
              sahihost="localhost"
              sahiport="9999"
              failureproperty="sahi.failed"
              haltonfailure="false"
              threads="6"
                >
            <report type="html" logdir="myPath"/>
        </sahi>

    If you are using testrunner.bat, modify the logDir variable in that batch file.

    If you are running it as a URL, add a "&logDir=myPath" to the Suite url

    Hope that helps.

    Regards,
    Narayan
  • spchinspchin Members
    edited July 2011
    Thank you for the help narayan. I am using the Java Testrunner class in the testrunner.bat file. Is the LogDir variable you are referring to called -junitLog?

    This is the syntax I have at the end of the java line:

    -junitLog true -junitLogDir C:\Users\spchin\sahi\userdata\logs\Fiscal

    This outputs an XML log file to the directory specified, but is there any way to have it output the HTML log instead?
  • TheeranTheeran Members
    Hi spchin,

    The Testrunner class's parameters are explained below:

    -junitLog-->Enable or disable junit logs.
    -junitLogDir-->Path to junit log dir.

    The syntax you have used is right. This generates junit based logs.

    If you need HTML logs, use

    -htmlLogDir <Path to Log Directory>

    It is not necessary to enable -htmlLog,since it is enabled by default.

    The various parameters that can be used in Testrunner class is documented here. Just go through it.


    hope this would help you.

    Regards,
    Theeran.
  • spchinspchin Members
    I got the HTML logs to work, thank you for the help!
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