Troy McGuire wrote:
I'm still trying to figure out how to have build.xml run several other
files (and report in HTML). I can get one file/script to report in
HTML, but am not sure what's required for that to happen with a suite.
I had asked about this before and was directed to the WebTest samples,
but there is so much going on with various files (and virtually no
comments) that it's difficult to make sense of what I need, and what's
"extra" for my situation. It looks like to make a build.xml run a suite
all I need to do is:
<target name="suite.batch">
<ant antfile="test1.xml"/>
<ant antfile="test2.xml"/>
<ant antfile="test3.xml"/>
.
.
. etc
Is this assumption correct? Does each test/file need the elements
required for reporting results, or can that be in the build.xml and log
the results of each test/file that it calls?
Thank You (with great sincerity),
Troy
troy at spawnordie dot com
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It's difficult to answer, because you're questions are not specific
enough. You can run a suite like you suggested with one build.xml using
the <ant> task. The results will end up depending on how you defined the
webtest.resultpath in the config. If they point all to the same file/dir
webtest will just put the results in one file; if each resultpath is
individually for each test you end up with multiple result files.
They way I do it, example snip from main build.xml:
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<!-- default value for webtest.host -->
<property name="webtest.host" value="google.com" />
<!-- the test main/test.xml will be using webtest.host=google.com -->
<subant inheritall="true">
<filelist dir="tests">
<file name="main/test.xml" />
</filelist>
</subant>
<!-- same call this time test is running with a different host.
<subant inheritall="true">
<property name="webtest.host" value="yahoo.com" />
<filelist dir="tests">
<file name="main/test.xml" />
</filelist>
</subant>
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Maybe this helps too:
http://webtest-community.canoo.com/wiki/space/How+to+convert+results.xml+to+html
Cheers,
Frank.
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