Indeed, as Murat sugests, I use a macro:
<macrodef name="loginIssuer" description="perform a login for the provided
user and password">
<attribute name="username"/>
<attribute name="password"/>
<sequential>
<invoke description="get Login Page" url="/"/>
<verifytitle description="we should see the login title"
text=".*${login.title}.*" regex="true"/>
<setinputfield description="set user name" name="j_username"
value="@{username}"/>
<setinputfield description="set password" name="j_password"
value="@{password}"/>
<clickbutton label="${button.login}" description="Click the submit
button"/>
<!--
<verifytitle description="Home Page follows if login ok"
text=".*${userDocumentList.title}.*" regex="true"/>
-->
</sequential>
</macrodef>
Josep
2010/11/11 Iain_10 <[email protected]>
>
> Hi,
>
> To use our web site we need to log in using a username and password. For
> the
> majority of our tests, we use the same username and password and I have
> defined this in the build.xml file and use it as a variable in each of my
> test cases.
> This works without any problems. (1).
>
> I have added some tests where I use different user names and passwords.
> I define the username and password as a property at the start of each test
> case .xml file.
>
> I'd like to run all my tests together but when I use the build.xml from 1
> above,
> it uses the username and password defined in the build.xml file and not the
> one
> from the test case .xml file.
>
> Any suggestions/idea's on how I can get all my tests to run together and
> use
> the
> different usernames and passwords?
>
> thanks!
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