Hi Michael,
I wouldn't read the saved page in this case but rather change HtmlUnit's
behavior. The easiest way is probably to configure your own subclass of
DefaultPageCreator on the WebClient instance. This subclass needs to
overwrite createPage to parse "application/msexcel" responses as xml.
Cheers,
Marc.
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Michael Stephan wrote:
Hello Marc,
actually it is all about the verifyXPath command. When doing the 1st
invoke I retrieve an excel/xml file, in the response the html header is
set to application/msexcel, therefore the underlying framework of
webtest does not covert this into a xml page, it is stored as undefined
page. If I would call verifyXPath on this it would fail, since this only
supports html or xml. However if I store the response to a file and then
read it again with a 2nd invoke directly from the disk the mime header
is lost and the file is read as proper xml. Then I can proceed with the
verifyXPath command.
Hopefully my explanation is clear.
Regards,
Michael
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 12:15 PM, Marc Guillemot <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
may I ask why you want to work on the file save on the file system
rather than directly on the DOM?
Cheers,
Marc.
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Michael Stephan wrote:
Hi, thanks for your response.
saveResponse I have turned on, it wrote the result directly to
the result folder harddrive. Unfortunately the name is not
easily predictable. Let's image the following scenario.
webtest1
command1: invoke -> write to local (writes to
result/001/001_invoke ...)
command2: invoke -> read from local
If there would be another webtest before webtest1 the directory
names would be different, the same is if there are other command
before command1. I tried to set the savePrefix explicitely which
is the path relative to the result folder nevertheless this does
not really solve the problem. The nicest would be a function to
retrieve the location of the last saved http call.
Regards,
Michael
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 12:59 PM, Thomas Klein
<[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>
<mailto:[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>> wrote:
Hi, perhaps this helps - from the manual, for the "invoke" step:
The result of the request is internally stored and its
contents can
be verified with one or more /<verify...>/ steps. If the
/saveresponse/ option in the config
<http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/config.html> element is
enabled, the result (HTML
<http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/manual/annotatedRefs.html#HTML>
source) will be written to a file for later viewing.
Also check the "saveResponse" option (below). However, I
think
storing the result of "invoke" in the results subfolder of your
webtest project is the normal behaviour of webtest. The file
should
already be there - just give it a try once you ran your "invoke"
step. It should be called something similar to the step name...
*saveResponse*
Required? no Whether to make a permanent copy of
received responses.
Overrides the default value set in the <config>
element.
Once you have finished your scripted processing of the
Excel file, a
separate "invoke" on the processed file should provide you
with what
you wanted to get... let us know if that helped.
HTH
Thomas
*Thomas Klein*
Senior Associate, QA |* SapientNitro*
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*Subject:* [Webtest] invoke stores response to harddisk, how
to get
path to locally stored response in following groovy step
Dear all,
I have the following problem. I'm triggering two commands,
the first
is a simple invoke, the second is some groovy code. In the groovy
code I would need to access the response which was stored to the
file in the invoke step.
1) <invoke .....>: stores the response (which is an excel file,
resulting in an UnexpectedPage) to a local file
2) <groovy .....>: how to get the path to the locally stored
response
I already tried to access the filename with
step.context.currentResponseFile but this is set to NULL.
Maybe you
could help me finding a solution.
Thanks,
Michael
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