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Marc, This works. Thanks. A follow-up question though:
if I run this through grails (grails run-webtest), the config properties are
picked up from the webtest.properties, and the values specified in that file
are the following: webtest_host
= qa.abc.com webtest_port
= 80 webtest_protocol
= http # uncomment to override
default webtest_basepath
= / webtest_summary
= true webtest_saveresponse
= true webtest_resultpath
= webtest/reports webtest_resultfile
= WebTestResults.xml webtest_haltonerror
= false webtest_errorproperty
= webTestError webtest_haltonfailure
= false webtest_failureproperty
= webTestFailure webtest_showhtmlparseroutput=
true How do I keep the above
properties, but just change the header tag, because the config_map has to be
initialized from scratch. If I were better at groovy, I guess it could
have been done, but right now, I’m just a beginner. Sanju. ***************** Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006
23:09:08 -0800 (PST) From: Marc Guillemot
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: Re: [Webtest] how
to change user-agent inside groovy code Reply-To: Hi Sanju, I've never tested it but
normally with a builder it should be something like: ant.testSpec(name: 'groovy:
Test Groovy Scripting at creation time') { config(config_map) {
header(name: 'User-Agent', value: 'what you want') } steps() { ... } } -- |
- Re: [Webtest] how to change user-agent inside groovy code Sanju Nath
- Re: [Webtest] how to change user-agent inside groovy c... Marc Guillemot

