Indeed.
Or just remove the line, as the following setWebtestProperty() will log it anyway (at the debug level).

Thanks
        dna

On 4 mai 06, at 14:53, Brian Spindler wrote:

The logs are indicating it's a dynamic property but this is hard coded it looks like. Line 106 in StoreRegExMach.java reads:

LOG.info("Setting dynamic property <" + fProperty + "> to <" + propertyValue + ">");

But shouldn't it read:

LOG.info("Setting " + fPropertyType + " property <" + fProperty + "> to <" + propertyValue + ">");


-----Original Message-----
From:   [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Frank Langanke
Sent:   Thu 5/4/2006 8:17 AM
To:     [email protected]
Cc:     
Subject:        Re: [Webtest] properties

Brian Spindler wrote:
I am using storeRegEx to store a dynamic property, this works successfully however when I try to use the property in an xslt statement it does not evaluate, here is the canoo code:

<webtest name="extract_build">
        &config;
        <steps>
                &login;
                <storeRegEx
                                description="Extract build number"
                                text=".*?\(Build (\d+)\).*?"
                                group="1"
                                property="buildnum"
                />
                <verifyText text="#{buildnum}"/>
                <xslt
                in="webtest-results/results_${sfx}.xml"
                out="csv_dumps/${TestSet}!_#{buildnum}.csv"
                style="csv_dumps/results_csv.xsl"
                force="true"/>
        </steps>
        
</webtest>


Hey Brian,

the #{buildnum} is a webtest property which is unknown to the ant(!!)
<xslt> task. Store the or convert the dynamic property to an static ant
property.

Frank.
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