so if I run my test in non-GUI mode , will it be the log specified with
the -l flag ?
Also do I need to turn up log level to get assertion output ?


On 6/29/15 11:06 PM, "sebb" <[email protected]> wrote:

>On 25 June 2015 at 11:38, Khan, Sadat A <[email protected]> wrote:
>> hello,
>>              I am running my test plan through command line. I have a
>>response and duration assertion in my test plan to detect timeouts and
>>validity of pages being rendered. However , as is known, assertions keep
>>waiting for the test to complete rather than actually "enforce" the
>>timeout.
>>
>> 1./ In the above case , how can I get the assertion to write some kind
>>of indicative output to a log file ? This log can be parsed for
>>detecting issues.
>
>Which log file?
>
>If an Assertion fails, then the sample result log file will show the
>status as failed.
>
>> 2./ slightly off topic - in the csv that is generated from a test
>>result run , I have a column called "elapsed". Will that be the column I
>>would like at if I wanted to get the response time for the particular
>>action ?
>
>Use a separate e-mail (with new subject) for each new topic.
>
>> thanks
>>
>> Sadat Ali Khan
>>
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