How to Capture The Output of a Session #541
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ok, how does one tell it to use the pattern defined in the assets panel pattern set? (The Studio User's Guide doesn't seem to tell.) undefined (Quali) - 01/17/2013 10:58 AM
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Hi In order to use the pattern sets, you can start by dragging one of them to the canvas. If you want to use the pattern set in a terminal step that you've created before - then open the terminal mini canvas, go to the Pattern Sets page: [Pattern_Sets_page.png] add the pattern set that you'd like to use: then, on the read step you can specify that you're waiting for any termination pattern or to define a specific one (like 'Prompt')
BTW: there are two videos on the Start Page (Under Tutorials->Build Tests->Pattern Sets) that explains how to use a pattern set and how to build a new one. Yaniv Kalsky (Yaniv.K) - 01/20/2013 11:09 AM
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On a Terminal Tool mini-canvas, add a Read step on the canvas that will capture the output of the session.
Define the read step to be terminated by a specific text (or regex), timeout, or a pattern (define the pattern using the "Assets" panel).
There is no limitation on the length it can read using the "Read" step.
Verify that you are using the suitable termination definition in order to read all your required logs.
For example, you can set Idle Timeout of few seconds, or set a specific termination string.
(shay.d) - 08/20/2012 02:13 PM
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