Hi Giordan,
The best way I know to do something analogous to your needs is via an
Ant-Macro.
Try something like this:
1) record an ant-macro into your project (best if in an external xml file
that
will be imported in your script):
<macrodef name="configuration">
<attribute name="hostname"/>
<attribute name="portname"/>
<attribute name="protocolname"/>
<attribute name="basename" />
<sequential>
<echo message=" The actual value passed are in order:
@hostname, @portname, @protocolname, @basename"/>
<config
host="@hostname"
port="@portname"
protocol="@protocolname"
basepath="@basename" />
</sequential>
</macrodef>
1) call the macro every time you need it like in
. . .
<target name="main">
<webtest name="myTest">
<configuration hostname="www.google.it" portname="80"
protocolname="http" basename="${bpath}" /> (<--- look here)
<steps>
<invoke
description="get Login Page"
url="login" />
<verifyTitle
description="we should see the login title"
text="Login Page" />
</steps>
</webtest>
<webtest>
<configuration hostname="www.email.it" portname="70"
protocolname="https" basename="${bpath}" /> (<--- look here)
<steps>
<invoke
description="get Login Page"
url="login" />
<verifyTitle
description="we should see the login title"
text="Login Page" />
</steps>
</webtest>
</target>
</project>
Greetings,
Vito
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