Wow! that is so cool. Not only does it solved my question, but it also
enabled the solution for some tasks I considered impossible. I have wanted
to capture some information about the tasks for performance and traceability
reporting. My plan was to do this in the XSLT report script, but this is
much better.
Thanks for your great reply!
mark
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 3:07 AM, Florent Blondeau <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:
> Hi mark,
>
> I've done that with several manners yet. The more flexible for me is the
> "end of step interception".
> You can put listeners on steps processed with Ant like :
>
> def webtest
> //triggered when task has finished
> ant.getAntProject().taskFinished = {buildEvent -> def task =
> buildEvent.task
> println "Task
> finished ............ $task.taskType"
> //testSpec is
> the main Step, but you can find anyone of your script's steps by this method
> if
> (task.taskType == 'testSpec'){
> //here I
> print the value of the stored properties at the end of the test
>
> task.dynamicProperties.each {key, value -> println key + " : " + value}
> //test if
> there is a failing task in the script
> def
> all_right=task.getResultBuilderListener().getRootResult().getFailingTaskResult()
> if
> (all_right==null){
>
> //executing the query
>
> sql.execute("""
> update
> db set field=1
> """)
> }
> }
>
> }
> //triggered when task is about to begin
> ant.getAntProject().taskStarted = { buildEvent -> def task =
> buildEvent.task
> if
> (task.taskType == 'testSpec'){
> webtest =
> task
>
> }
> }
>
> That may not be the simpliest way, but that brings control on the steps and
> their execution
>
> Hope that helps
>
> Florent
>
> Pingwy
> 27, rue des arènes
> 49100 Angers
>
>
>
> Mark Johnson a écrit :
>
> I have a groovy based webtest which needs to verify that the database has
> been properly updated. I am assuming that my groovy db SQL queries are not
> performing in the web test script because they are getting called when the
> antbuilder is preparing the test. Is this a correct assumption? If so,
> does anyone have an alternate strategy for doing a sql query within the web
> script?
>
> thanks for your help
>
> mark
>
>
