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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [QF-Test] Custom node in xml run log
Hello Art.Wen,
I'm afraid there is no way to modify the run-log directly in that way.
QF-Test wouldn't know what to do with your custom nodes anyway.
You can still use XSLT to process your message nodes if you use a
unique prefix in the message and look for that. My XSLT is currently
a bit rusty, but something like
MessageLog[@resource='msg.user'][starts-with(param[1]/text(), 'MyPrefix')]
should work.
Best regards,
Greg
art.wen <art.wen@?.pl> writes:
> Hi all,
>
> I have no idea how to make my own run log nodes via jython/java script.
> I know about rc.logMessage but it always creates:
>
> <MessageLog resource="msg.user" time="xxx" timestamp="xxx">
> <param>xxx</param>
> <node type="report"/>
> </MessageLog>
>
> So is there any option to make it something like <CustomLogMessage ...> or <UserLog ....> so then
> i have easy time accesing it via my xslt to generate report?
>
> I would have no problem when there was a way to get run log instance to write to but every log
> function in qfs files files are encrypted and there is nothing in documentation bout it.
>
> Cheers,
> Art.Wen
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