Hi, currently the best way to do this is to implement addComputedParameters() in your step
Cheers, Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Tara Czutno wrote: > I made a custom step so that I can have an xpath evaluated and if the > xpath verification fails, the step would not fail and hence the test > would keep going. > > I've read the discussion on why this kind of failure may not be needed, > but in my case it seems we need it because the test takes many steps > (and time) to get to that point and the text is not critical. > > My problem is, I would like to insert into the test results that this > step has a warning or something like that. I tried creating just a > property but that does not work because the value of the property gets > printed out in the test results before it would be changed to true when > there is a warning like in the code below. > > Any suggestions??? > > public class VerifyXPathWarning extends VerifyXPath { > private String warning = "false"; > > > public void doExecute() throws JaxenException { > try { > super.doExecute(); > } catch (StepFailedException e) { > warning = "true"; > } > } > > public String getWarning() { > return warning; > } > ... > } > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
