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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [QF-Test] Logging output of Java objects used by Jython scripts
Hello,
in some Jython scripts, I am using Java objects.
- How can I log the standard outputs of the Java objects (System.out.print("something")) in the QF-Test Terminal window?
- How can I log special errors or messages oft the Java objects in the *.qrz report? I am thinking of using the variable "rc" as parameter for a special method and then using rc.logError() and rc.logMessage(), but I am not sure if this ist a good way.
BR
Bernhard
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