Following up on Mauro's response...
We extended the *StoryReporter* class and added log messages in certain
methods we wanted logged such as:
*failed(String step, Throwable cause)*
*successful(String step)*
*beforeScenario(String scenarioTitle)*
*etc...*
Then we added this new
The reporters do not by default include any logger output, except for
logger configured to wrote to sysout and then only for the Console
output. If you want to do some quick debugging this is the easiest way.
Else, you can define your own custom logging-based reporter that
includes any log s
We addressed this need by introducing the LoggingStoryReporter as shown
early on in the thread. This allowed us to continue capturing system outs
to the console (yuck) but also capture all our logging in a separate file.
We sent up 2 log4j appenders to do this.
On Thu, Jan 29, 2015 at 1:56 AM, Om
Hi,
I'm trying to add logging to jbehave, and I'm not sure what is the best
practice.
beside this discussion
http://www.mail-archive.com/dev%40jbehave.codehaus.org/msg08872.html I
didn't find any documentation.
I'm trying to add log4j properties from a file, so when I log messages
using logger.deb
