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JimL
14 years agoContributor
Hi,
I think that I've found one way to do this.
What I had to do was check the "Do not disable Groovy Log" setting in the File==>Preferences==>UI settings.
That allowed the Groovy logging to continue to be output during a load test.
Then, in the test case that I had in the load test, I added log.info lines in the Setup script and Teardown script, to output "START TESTCASE" and "FINISHED TESTCASE", respectively.
I also had to increase the maximum number of lines in the log (right-click in the log pane).
Jim
I think that I've found one way to do this.
What I had to do was check the "Do not disable Groovy Log" setting in the File==>Preferences==>UI settings.
That allowed the Groovy logging to continue to be output during a load test.
Then, in the test case that I had in the load test, I added log.info lines in the Setup script and Teardown script, to output "START TESTCASE" and "FINISHED TESTCASE", respectively.
I also had to increase the maximum number of lines in the log (right-click in the log pane).
Jim