System Tools and Scripting Plugins → Log Parser Plugin → Convert to HTML Step
This step parses log files on the Deployment Automation agent side and provides an HTML file containing log contents and search results.
Required properties:
Property Name | Description |
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Include Files | Specify the list of files to parse, relative to the base directory. Wildcards can be used. Specify multiple file paths as a new-line-separated list. Default value: ${p:prevStep/logPath} |
Output Path | Specify the output file path for the resulting HTML file. |
Rules | Specify a new-line-separated list of rules to
apply to the contents of the file. The rule format is:
RuleName=RegularExpression
RuleName is the name of the rule to assign to a line if the line matches the regular expression specified in RegularExpression. For example, ORA_MESSAGES=ORA-\d\d\d\d will find all the lines containing the regular expression ORA-\d\d\d\d and assign it to the rule name ORA_MESSAGES. Rules will be applied to each log line in the order of appearance in this field. |
Optional properties:
Property Name | Description |
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Base Directory |
Specify the root directory where log parsing will be done. |
Exclude Files | Specify the list of files to exclude from selection, relative to the base directory. Wildcards can be used. Specify multiple file paths as a new-line-separated list. |
Group By | Select the way you want the output to be
grouped. Values are:
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Output Format |
Specify the output format of each line in the output log. Special properties can be used in this field. Each special property should be specified in the following format: ${propName} Allowed properties:
Default value: \t${FileName}:${LineNumber} - ${Line} |
Fail If No Files Found |
Select this to cause the step to fail if no files are found that match the include and exclude file filters in the base directory. Default value: Not selected |
Set Colors |
Specify the list of highlight colors to apply to the corresponding rules. The format of the field is: RuleName where RuleName is the name you assigned in the Rules property. You can set one color per rule. Colors should be specified in hex format. For example: ERROR=#FF0000 WARNING= #FF8040 SUCCESS=#008000 |
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