Hi,
I cant answer your question but I think I can tell you where its not.
From what I understand the logging uses log4j and there is a soapui-log4j.xml file in C:\Program Files\SmartBear\ReadyAPI-2.5.0\bin
I asked this question myself a while back and I was told the logs were in the userprofile directory\.readyapi\logs on a window machine
I was satisfied with this answer because I was just asking out of interest. I've just had a look in the log4j.xml file in the bin directory and it mentions a groovy.log, readyapi.log, readyapierror.log - but it doesn't mention the http.log at all.
Neither can I find an http.log file in that directory.
Quick guess - the http logging doesnt use log4j - it uses some other component for logging?
I searched my userprofile directory for .log - couldn't see an http.log file
I searched my ProgramFiles directory for .log - couldn't seen an http.log file
I did a search at the root of my harddrive - couldn't seen an http.log file
think the http logging must use a different component - did a quick search for 'apache' on my hard disk - but I didnt get anywhere with that either.
Currently I think you have a several options to help (if another forum member cant tell you where the http log is)
1. crank the memory options (see https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/best-practices/memory-usage.html) and hope changing the vmoptions file may change the memory limit on the http log gui
OR
2. maybe a SmartBear staff member can answer the question of extending the memory for the gui http log or where the http logging is written
OR
3. use another facility to record your traffic.
3a. I have an event handler script that records all my requests and responses for every step in every test in every testsuite and writes this out to a .txt file.
3b. Use something like fiddler to trap all traffic
Don't know if this has helped - but hopefully it should give you a bit of a steer!
thanks,
richie
