Testing Dynamic Logic Using Logs
Here are the steps to test dynamic logic using logs:
Prerequisites
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You need to add the log statements to the database for using the API that fetches log statements. You need to configure the following application property:
ohi.logging.target = database
Since the property is protected, you need to configure the property in the application properties file. You cannot set the property through the generic or properties API.
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You must have the log back configuration for log Appenders. Refer to Logging to a Central Database for more information.
Step 1: Add Logger
POST {host}/generic/loggers
{
"logger": "ohi.dynamiclogic",
"logLevel": "DEBUG",
"duration": "600"
}
| The duration of the log to remain active is in minutes. |
Step 2: Add Debug Statements
In this step, you add the debug statements to your dynamic logic. For example:
log.debug("start")
name = newPerson.firstName
log.debug("name: ${name}")
log.debug("stop")
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When adding variables in a debug statement, use a dollar sign ($) and place the variable between curly braces. It is mandatory to use both dollar sign and curly braces as using either leads to undesirable results. |