Hi Lisa, I got the same problem few months ago. Webtest seemed to ignore the 
settings in log4j.properties.

Try the following lines in your project:

---
<project name="test" basedir="." default="bootstrap">

<import file="../../../programme/webtest/lib/taskdef.xml"/>

    <target name="bootstrap">
       <java classname="org.apache.tools.ant.Main" fork="true"
           classpathref="webtest.path.id" >
           <sysproperty key="webtest.home" value="${webtest.home}"/>
           <arg line="-f ${ant.file} test"/>
       </java>
    </target>
---

Don't exactly know why, but it worked for me and Christian Smith :-)

Jochen.


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Von: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Im Auftrag von Lisa Crispin
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. September 2006 19:59
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Betreff: [Webtest] verbose output

Hi,
I just installed build 1393, the one I had installed previously is 1159.  We 
are starting to write new tests in WebTest again (WATIR is nice but the tests 
are much more expensive to write and maintain, and WebTest seems to be much 
better with Javascript these days) and I wanted to get up to date.  

So far, so good, but I noticed that I no longer get all that comforting 
information to my sysout that I got from build 1159.  I've looked around in the 
archives and the doc but I can't find whether there is some option someplace to 
control that, or what?  It doesn't really matter, I get output when it counts 
(when it fails) but somehow I liked it when more than just the test name 
scrolled by.  
thanks
Lisa
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