Hi Hong, zhang Hong wrote: > Hi Helge, all > > Now I am learning to use QUASTe, but I cannot upload testresults successfully. > When I read " How do I publish my testresults" in > http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/QUASTe#Known_issues > > The steps : > 1. Once an automated test has been finished its extracts > for creating results on QUASTe will be found in the errorlog-directory in > the form of txt-files. > Q: This step I don't understand very well, please explain more detailed. > > 2. Simply put these files in a zip-Archive > Q: what files includes in the zip-Archive?
unfortunately Helge is on vacation and i'm not that familiar with the "external" usage of QUASTe. But from my general understanding it should work as follows: In the directory where you made the testtool write its logs to you find a bunch of .txt files. Their names are composed of platform, hostname, username, test case name. Put all the .txt files in a zip file, e.g. "zip myresults.zip *.txt". Log into QUASTe and upload this zipfile. You should - after a few moments - be informed that your results have been added to the QUASTe database. The .txt files need to be zipped to reduce network overhead and because you otherwise would have to upload countless test results one by one. The "classic" .res files hold a lot of information that is not really needed for the QUASTe database so the .txt files have been created with a reduced dataset. If you open one of those .txt files you can see precisely what information is written into the database. Sincerely Joerg --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
