Forum Discussion
Hello ccarnes
I don't think there is a native way to do that...
We us a third party tool to keep track of test results... that tool imports JUnit files. Unfortunately, the ReadyAPI JUnit output file did not contain all the data that I wanted to get propagated to the third party tool. We wrote a groovy script that would read the JUnit file and travel the log output file that can be created from running from the CLI. By putting testcase name or step or some key mechanism in the log output file and reading that for each testcase in the JUnit file we were able to put whatever we wanted into the JUnit file. The third party result tracking tool could then import the JUnit file that contained normal formatted output plus the merged content from log that we wanted. As it turns out it was not to painful to accomplish.
Just an idea for you.
Regards,
Todd