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CPPUnit - writing test results in xml file

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    jayart
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    Dear All, I am not sure whether I should post this question in this forum. If not please let me know the correct forum to post the question. I am using CPPUnit::XmlOutputter to write the unit test results to an XML file. The program works as expected and I can see the test results in the xml file. But I also want to add intermediate results and user defined messages in the same xml result file. How do I do that? Thanks a ton, Arti gujare

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      Dear All, I am not sure whether I should post this question in this forum. If not please let me know the correct forum to post the question. I am using CPPUnit::XmlOutputter to write the unit test results to an XML file. The program works as expected and I can see the test results in the xml file. But I also want to add intermediate results and user defined messages in the same xml result file. How do I do that? Thanks a ton, Arti gujare

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      Well I won't say that it's the wrong forum but you might have better luck asking in the CPPUnit forums on sourceforge. Not that you won't get an answer here but you are more likely to get a correct answer there.

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        Well I won't say that it's the wrong forum but you might have better luck asking in the CPPUnit forums on sourceforge. Not that you won't get an answer here but you are more likely to get a correct answer there.

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        Thank you Wes Aday. I will post it there too.

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