ReadyAPI Runner on Jenkins writes logs in the home directory how do I clean up?
We use a ReadyAPI Runner on our Jenkins slave and we have seen that the runner writes his own log for every Job that it running. The log is located in the <home directory>/.readyapi directory, where we have a reduced space to write something. After a while the node will be unusable because the logfiles will exceed the space available. In the documentation I did not find an option to specify not to write logs there or a different location. How can I tell the runner not to write logs or write them elsewhere? I'm running on linux, the used readyapi version is at 2.6.0 at the moment.Solved2.9KViews0likes7CommentsVirt receiving but not sending, transaction log is empty
Hi. I have a virt that, when called directly from a project in Ready API, works fine. It receives the message, sends a response, and both of these are shown in the transaction log. But when it's called from a proxyin a (local) WSO2 ESB installation, it doesn't work. The counter for 'received' message goes up one, but the 'sent' counter doesn't change, and I don't see new entries in the transaction log for the virt. Any ideas on how I could debug this?I would like to see what is being received exactly but I can only see the counter going up.2.4KViews0likes2CommentsHow to customize logging settings for a custom ReadyAPI plugin
I've found the ability to tune logging for a custom third-party Ready API plugin by editing the bin/soapui-log4j.xml file. Is there a way to set a custom plugin's logging settings (console, file or some logs at ReadyAPI bottom logs UI panel) within the plugin's compiled *.jar file itself, not to edit the global soapui-log4j.xml file?703Views0likes0Comments