Thanks Marc for the response.

I don't necessarily need to write to Excel.The tests are not in the same
project since i have to be able to run them as stand alone tests or tie them
together for end to end test. I thought writing to Excel might work better
and i am open to any solution.

You made 2 suggestions and i am using one already (1. "*in a file to read it
as property later*").
Can you give me an example of how to implement the second suggestion (2."*you
need an Ant extension if your different webtests are not in the same project
*").

Thanks
-Rhee

On Tue, Jul 21, 2009 at 2:25 AM, Marc Guillemot <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> writing to Excel files doesn't belong to WebTest's scope (nevertheless you
> can surely do it as the needed libraries are there).
>
> Do you need to write to the Excel file? What about storing the information
> as Ant property (caution, you need an Ant extension if your different
> webtests are not in the same project) or in a file to read it as property
> later?
>
> Cheers,
> Marc.
>
>
> Rhee wrote:
>
>> Hi all
>>
>> I would like to create a data driven test whereby i capture some result
>> value (i.e an ID) during the test run, then store it in excel to be used
>> later by another test after the current test completes.
>>
>> Typical example would be
>>
>> Test Data: 5 rows in excel to iterate through
>>
>> *Run test A*
>>
>>    * Creates 5 users
>>    * For each iteration of user created, capture the userID (possibly
>>      write userID to excel)
>>    * test A completes successfully
>>
>> *Run Test B* immediately after test A completes and use the stored values
>> as input to iterate thru (as in test A)
>>
>> The tests could possible be in separate targets and i believe the property
>> variables would be out of scope unless i write and read from a property
>> file. I am also not sure how to specify config such that i can invoke an
>> excel file to write to.
>>
>> (from excel.xml Selftests)
>> <steps>
>>         <invoke url="${webtest.home}/Development/Test.xls"/>
>>  </steps>
>>
>> Resulting page -> complete url
>> http://localhost/c:/Webtest/Development/Test.xls (notice localhost is
>> added at the beginning)
>>
>>
>> Any examples or suggestion would be greatly appreciated.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> --
>> - Rhee
>>
>> "Risk nothing and you gain nothing"
>>
>
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