How to get logging info shown from each test Step during a complete Test Run
Hi All,
I am currently learning soapUI, I don't know much about programming but enough to get by on basic stuff. All i can say is i am learning alot and it's fun.
My Question is on how to get logging information during complete test run from each test step. If I run a test step individually the log Output shows me what i want but if i run the complete Test case, i don't. Is there a way to do it? It helps me to degugg and check respones from methods much easier. Attached is picture. In the 'repeat ' groovy script, log.info(context.return_id_3) does not return the value. (The reponses you see is meant for my second question so please ignore them)
My second question is on the 'context' (perhaps i don't have the correct understanding) Again if you see in picture 'get_process_status', I ran it individually it gives me a response 'PRE_PROCESS', now if I run the 'repeat' after it gives me 'null' reponse. Do you guys know how to make it presistent? Again this is for debugging purposes.
Thanks
Star
I am currently learning soapUI, I don't know much about programming but enough to get by on basic stuff. All i can say is i am learning alot and it's fun.
My Question is on how to get logging information during complete test run from each test step. If I run a test step individually the log Output shows me what i want but if i run the complete Test case, i don't. Is there a way to do it? It helps me to degugg and check respones from methods much easier. Attached is picture. In the 'repeat ' groovy script, log.info(context.return_id_3) does not return the value. (The reponses you see is meant for my second question so please ignore them)
My second question is on the 'context' (perhaps i don't have the correct understanding) Again if you see in picture 'get_process_status', I ran it individually it gives me a response 'PRE_PROCESS', now if I run the 'repeat' after it gives me 'null' reponse. Do you guys know how to make it presistent? Again this is for debugging purposes.
Thanks
Star
