I'm running a test which is submitting a search for around 600 different search terms. The results file TestResults.xml gets very, very large and I was wondering if there was some way to suppress or limit the logging level, or even turn it off.
I've checked the manual and searched the forum but could not find anything regarding this matter.
Cheers, M
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There is a way, but it's as simple as it could be.
Basically, you need to get the log4j.properties file that comes with jameleon-core.jar and change the logging level for the XMLAppendor. You then need to make sure that the modified log4j.properties gets loaded in the CLASSPATH before jameleon-core.jar does.
Feel free to ask specific questions if this isn't enough information.
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Thanks for the quick response, I'll give that a shot. I've only been playing with Jameleon for a couple of days and love it already. I was up and running a data driven test in less than half an hour from downloading it so thanks again for your efforts.
M.
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Hi,
I'm running a test which is submitting a search for around 600 different search terms. The results file TestResults.xml gets very, very large and I was wondering if there was some way to suppress or limit the logging level, or even turn it off.
I've checked the manual and searched the forum but could not find anything regarding this matter.
Cheers, M
There is a way, but it's as simple as it could be.
Basically, you need to get the log4j.properties file that comes with jameleon-core.jar and change the logging level for the XMLAppendor. You then need to make sure that the modified log4j.properties gets loaded in the CLASSPATH before jameleon-core.jar does.
Feel free to ask specific questions if this isn't enough information.
I meant "it's not as simple as it could be".
Thanks for the quick response, I'll give that a shot. I've only been playing with Jameleon for a couple of days and love it already. I was up and running a data driven test in less than half an hour from downloading it so thanks again for your efforts.
M.