Hi,
I think a good way to do this is with a <groovy> step.
Something like :
<groovy file="readXml.groovy">
with a readXml.groovy filled with
import groovy.xml.DOMBuilder
import groovy.xml.dom.DOMCategory
homedir = new File('.') //here, you replace the '.' with a property
containing the resultPath of Webtest. There should be an easy way to do it
def name=homedir.name
def result_name = "$name/WebTestReport.xml"
def doc = DOMBuilder.parse(new FileReader(result_name))
def summary = doc.documentElement
def steps
/*with Groovy, you can navigate in the dom by appending a tag name and
get the tag Object
example : in a xml file like
<a>
<b attribute=value>
</b>
</a>
you can get the 'b' node by
a=doc.documentElement
bnode=a.b
and the attribute by
battribute = a.b.@'attribute' or something like this
more info on the Groovy web site
<http://groovy.codehaus.org/Reading+XML+using+Groovy%27s+DOMCategory>
use (DOMCategory) {
steps = summary.testresult.results.step.result.'*'
for (step in steps){
if (step.name()=='failed'){
// do some job
}
}
}
I haven't tested this code (but it's based on a working code of mine)
You can get information on how Groovy works on the Groovy website
Hope that helps
Florent
Willi Kuhnis a écrit :
Hi,
at the end of my Webtest project I would like to check,
if a test failed.
I could do it this way: if in WebTestOverview.xml is this text:
successful='no'.
How can I do it?
Or is there a better way?
Thanks a lot for any tips
Willi Kuhnis
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