Sorry this is my first post and I am not sure how to contiune discussion on a previous thread. Troy asked how to maintain a session across threads. The solution that worked for me was to call the tests from one buildfile using a subant task. Each test calls a login which is defined in a macrodef. The login checks if the specific session exists or not and if it does it will add the session onto my URL. The login macrodef that I wrote also allows for multiple user roles. Below is an example of my login:
<project name="Login Templates">
<macrodef name="call-login">
<attribute name="applicationHome"/>
<attribute name="userRole"/>
<attribute name="cookie" default="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
<attribute name="user" default="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
<attribute name="password" default="${
[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
<attribute name="facilityRgnId" default="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"/>
<sequential>
<ifStep>
<condition>
<verifyProperty description="Verify if the user is logged in"
name="@{cookie}"
propertyType="ant" />
</condition>
<invoke
description="Go to the Application Home Page"
url="" PROTECTED]" />
</ifStep>
<ifStep>
<condition>
<not>
<verifyProperty description="Verify if the user is not logged in"
name="@{cookie}"
propertyType="ant" />
</not>
</condition>
<invoke
description="Get login page"
url=""> <verifyTitle
description="Check the title"
text="JRI - User Login"/>
<storeCookie
name="JSESSIONID"
property="${cookie}"
propertyType="ant"/>
<setInputField
description="Set user name"
name="j_username"
value="@{user}" />
<setInputField
description="Set user password"
name="j_password"
value="@{password}" />
<clickButton
description="Click the submit button"
label="Login" />
<verifyTitle
description="Check the title"
text="JRI - Location Selection"/>
<setSelectField
description="Select a location to login as"
name="facilityRgnId"
value="@{facilityRgnId}" />
<clickButton
description="Click the submit button"
label="CONTINUE" />
</ifStep>
</sequential>
</macrodef>
</project>
I hope that makes sense. If not I can try to answer any other questions you have.
Thanks
Jason Dumontier
