Hi Marc and Paul and everyone,
On 11/24/06, Marc Guillemot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
re the logs: There is not cruise.console.log.xml or anything like this
> on my C:\ drive. I tried editing log4j.properties and uncommenting all
> the logging lines, but can't find where the logs are actually written
> and not sure whether this was a sensible thing to do anyway. Then I
> downloaded Ant ( 1.7ORC) and ran it and suddenly millions of screens of
> output from such a simple command line ("ant")!
never tried with ant 1.7 (yes, I should). Have you tried with Ant 1.6.5?
Otherwise you can modify the webtest.bat script to remove the logger
settings.
Thanks. Ant 1.7 works just fine as far as I can see. I was happy to see the
millions of log lines as I had removed the commenting in log4j.properties to
try to see more detail from WebTest without success, so was pleased to see
that your suggestion to use Ant meant I could get this detail. I can then
edit the properties to suit.
[My proxy problem snipped...]
interesting. I think that you've hit a current limitation of WebTest
(please open a bug issue for it). WebTest just reads the proxy settings
Opened http://webtest-community.canoo.com/jira/browse/WT-246
configured with setproxy but doesn't rely on this mechanism. As far as I
remember, the nonproxyhosts are not considered currently (perhaps
htmlunit couldn't handle it at the time we've introduced this
functionality in WebTest). Until this gets fixed you can use following
groovy step as workaround within your webtest
<groovy description="finer proxy configuration">
step.context.webClient.addHostsToProxyBypass("aklia781")
</groovy>
(caution: I haven't executed it therefore it may contain errors ;-))
It works great - thanks! Now have my basic end to end test running.
I think that the community page you refer too is totally outdated. The
NTLM configuration settings should all be in htmlunit since a long time.
Marc.
I've put a comment in to this effect on the page in case anyone else finds
it from a search.
regards,
John
