Hi Lynn,
Cool, It works perfectly as you mentioned below. Thanks a lot
Thanks,
Dinesh
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Subject: RE: [Webtest] Webtest script Batch file
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Is three.xml a build file or your test ?
For my example below I’ll assume it is your test.
Here is what I suggest …
1) Make sure you have the path to <yourWebtestHomeDir>\bin inyour path
environment variable
2) Assuming you have set up a project in the manner that is done
withwt.createProject, copy the build.xml file and call it runOneTest.xml.
Keepit at the root of your project like the build.xml one is.
3) Open the runOneTest.xml and change the line where it has:
<property name="wt.testInWork" value="tests/allTests.xml"/>
to have just the one test you want to run …. Like three.xml
<property name="wt.testInWork" value="tests/three.xml"/>
4)
Create abat file in the root of your project that contains either :
DOSKEY webtest="c:\<yourPathToWebtestHomeDir>\webtest" $1
cd c:\<yourPathToProjectDir>
webtest -Dwt.headless=true -f runOneTest.xml
or this if you want the visuals popping up like the webtest monitor and
browser( but I haven’t tried whether this will be ok from windows scheduler)
DOSKEY webtest="c:\<yourPathToWebtestHomeDir>\webtest" $1
cd c:\<yourPathToProjectDir>
webtest -f runOneTest.xml
NOTE: I was not having any luck creating a bat file that worked until I
triedputting in the DOSKEY line.
5) Now point your windows scheduler at that bat file youcreated.
Hope it works for you.
Lynn
From:[EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Dinesh Kumar
Sent: Monday, February 25, 20086:41 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Webtest] Webtest scriptBatch file
Hi Marc,
I would like to run a batch file on regular timings, Say for example run
thescript three.xml every day by using scheduler in windows .
How can we run create a batch file to run the canoo webtest script , Is
thatpossible?
Please assist me in this..
Thanks,
Dinesh
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