| Logging your information with TAFX is easy |
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| The default test runner is a form that shows the TAFX logging information as the test runs. By default the test log is also saved to an XML file in a subdirectory to the test application called LogFiles. | |
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| Picture 1 The contents of the LogFiles folder. | |
| To be able to view the log files in a browser in a nice way some support files are also written to this directory. The TAFX.xsl and the Images folder is created automatically and will make the log file appear in a browser as shown below: | |
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| To add log entries manually you can use the Log class and its static methods. | |
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| If images are logged they can be viewed by selecting the Show Detail context menu command. The Images are stored in a sub folder with the same name as the logfile. | |
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| Picture 2 Select the Show Detail command to view the image in your associated image program. | |
| To open and examine older log files simply use the Open Log file button. | |
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Test Automation FX is available for download and purchase. A free version is also available for download.
TAFX Newsflash
| Buy now and get free TAFX 2.0 upgrade |
| If you buy a TAFX professional version license now, it will include a free upgrade to the upcoming TAFX 2.0 release! Go to the download page for TAFX professional version details. |
| TAFX 1.3 Released |
| Version 2.0 of Test Automation FX has been slightly rescheduled, and will be released in the very beginning of 2010. In the meantime the minor version 1.3 is released, including some customer requested features and enhancements to the TAFX core. Download it or check out the details in the release notes. |
| Partner up with TAFX |
| If you are an independent software developer or tester and would like to create business, services or products connected with TAFX be sure to check out our partner programs. |
