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Recognizing automated GUI test results in Ant [message #106407]

Wed, 25 July 2007 03:59

Eclipse User

Hi All,
coud someone please point me to right direction as of how to recognize a
TPTP GUI test execution result and fail the Ant build accordingly.

In my Ant script I can execute the test easily like this:

<tptp:test
workspace="D:\workspaces\tptp-test"
project="TestContainer"
suite="test-resources/MyTestSuite.testsuite"
synchronicity="synchronous""/>

But even if I get a verdict of failed or inconclusive as opposed to
passed the Ant build finishes successfully. I would need to fail the
build in cate the gui test fails or is inconclusive.

Cheers
Martin

Re: Recognizing automated GUI test results in Ant [message #106422 is a reply to message #106407]

Wed, 25 July 2007 04:48

Eclipse User

Just found the solution in the documentation. Sorry. :)

m.

Martin Vlk wrote:
> Hi All,
> coud someone please point me to right direction as of how to recognize a
> TPTP GUI test execution result and fail the Ant build accordingly.
>
> In my Ant script I can execute the test easily like this:
>
> <tptp:test
> workspace="D:\workspaces\tptp-test"
> project="TestContainer"
> suite="test-resources/MyTestSuite.testsuite"
> synchronicity="synchronous""/>
>
> But even if I get a verdict of failed or inconclusive as opposed to
> passed the Ant build finishes successfully. I would need to fail the
> build in cate the gui test fails or is inconclusive.
>
> Cheers
> Martin

Re: Recognizing automated GUI test results in Ant [message #106478 is a reply to message #106422]

Wed, 25 July 2007 08:54

Eclipse User

Details man...details!!! Please :)

Re: Recognizing automated GUI test results in Ant [message #106501 is a reply to message #106478]

Wed, 25 July 2007 09:41

Eclipse User

mike shipkowski wrote:
> Details man...details!!! Please :)
>

I assume Martin found his answer in the following help topic: Testing
Applications -> Testing Applications -> Launching tests from scripts and
applications -> Using the TPTP automatable services

If you pass the resultsrefid parameter to the test execution service, it
will create an ant filelist when the test run is complete, and will
populate that filelist with the paths to each of the .execution files
created as a result of the test run. You can subsequently pass that
filelist into the interrogation service to get the overall verdict of
all tests run by that test execution service invocation. You can pass
multiple filelists to the interrogation service if you executed multiple
test execution service invocations. If you want to branch your ant
build logic based on that overall verdict, you can use an ant condition.
I'll paste the example from the help below.

Note that you can also pass this results filelist into the reporting
service to generate BIRT reports on the results of your test run.

There some nice improvements in this area happening right now in the
4.4.1 development stream -- stay tuned, and thanks for your interest,
--Joe

<project name="TPTP Automatable Services Tutorial"
default="main"
xmlns:tptp="antlib:org.eclipse.hyades.automation.client.adapters.ant ">


<property name="tptp.test.workspace"
value="C:\eclipsecon\eclipse\workspace"/>
<property name="tptp.test.project" value="TPTPJUnitTests" />
<property name="tptp.test.connection"
value="tptp:rac://localhost:10002/default"/>
<property name="tptp.automation.eclipse"
value="C:\eclipseconwb_birt\eclipse" />


<property name="project.dir"
value="${tptp.test.workspace}\${tptp.test.project}"/>

<target name="main" depends="test-execution, test-results-interrogation"/>


<target name="test-execution">
<echo message="Executing test suite..." />
<tptp:execution resultsrefid="tptp.test.results">
<fileset dir="${project.dir}">
<include name="**/*.testsuite"/>
</fileset>
</tptp:execution>
</target>


<target name="test-results-interrogation">
<echo message="Interrogating test suite results..." />
<condition property="tptp.test.success">
<tptp:interrogation verdictproperty="tptp.test.verdict">
<filelist refid="tptp.test.results"/>
</tptp:interrogation>
</condition>
<echo message="The overall test result verdict is:
'${tptp.test.verdict}'" />
</target>

</project>

Re: Recognizing automated GUI test results in Ant [message #106582 is a reply to message #106501]

Thu, 26 July 2007 03:46

Eclipse User

Joe Toomey wrote:
> mike shipkowski wrote:
>> Details man...details!!! Please :)
>>
>
>
> I assume Martin found his answer in the following help topic: Testing
> Applications -> Testing Applications -> Launching tests from scripts and
> applications -> Using the TPTP automatable services

Exactly. Thanks for the exhaustive reply on my behalf.

Martin

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