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Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1743852]

Tue, 20 September 2016 05:09

Eclipse User

hi there,

i tried to get rid of my execute external command steps (the old ones) and replace them withe the new ones but i didn't get how i have to set the parameters in the new step to get it running....

maybe you can give an example how a step and it parameters looked in the old version and how in will look like in the new version of the step.

here is a screenshot of the old version step in my case:
index.php/fa/27132/0/

how would this case look in the new version?

best regards
dominik

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Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1743903 is a reply to message #1743852]

Tue, 20 September 2016 09:53

Eclipse User

Hi Dominik,

I've forwarded this onto one of the team to take a look at, but in the meantime - did you check out the documentation already?
http://testing.bredex.de/files/content/software/documentation/reference/actions/usableOnMostApps/thatExecuteBehavior/executeExternalCommandOperatingSystem/actionExecuteExternalCommandOperatingSystem.html

(Apologies if you did Smile

)

Best regards,
Alex

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1743958 is a reply to message #1743903]

Wed, 21 September 2016 03:21

Eclipse User

hi Alex,

thanks for your answer. yes i did but it seems that theres an issue in the documentation cause this site (http://testing.bredex.de/files/content/software/documentation/reference/parameters/arguments.html) is exactly the same as this (http://testing.bredex.de/files/content/software/documentation/reference/parameters/executable.html)

Best Regards
Dominik

[Updated on: Wed, 21 September 2016 03:22] by Moderator

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744084 is a reply to message #1743958]

Thu, 22 September 2016 05:29

Eclipse User

Hi Dominik,

in the new version of Execute External Command you would simply have to split the arguments from the name of the executable. So for example on the old version you would have entered as a command: "cmd /C echo "Hello World!" whereas in the new version you have to enter the following parameters:

Executable: cmd
Arguments: /C echo "Hello World!"

Best regards,
Kevin

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744093 is a reply to message #1744084]

Thu, 22 September 2016 06:11

Eclipse User

hi Kevin,

i tried to do that but i couldn't get it run. Maybe you can help me...

my old step (works):
index.php/fa/27165/0/

my new step (not working):
index.php/fa/27166/0/

result:

i couldn't figure out what the problem is...

best regards
Dominik

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Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744108 is a reply to message #1744093]

Thu, 22 September 2016 07:29

Eclipse User

Hi Dominik,

there might currently be a bug when using directories with back slashes (e.g. in Windows) as an argument for the Directory parameter. Could you please try using the following as directory: "C:\\Windows\\System32\\" and if that is not working please try it without \\ at the end.

Best regards,
Kevin

EDIT: This actually is not a bug but all parameters with back slashes require escaped back slashes "\\". This information is missing in the documentation of Execute External Command and will be added.

[Updated on: Fri, 23 September 2016 02:54] by Moderator

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744135 is a reply to message #1744093]

Thu, 22 September 2016 11:06

Eclipse User

You are actually using a command line like cmd.exe /c cmd /c <rest of your command. I am quite sure that this cannot work on Windows (cannot check because I have no Windows system nearby).

HTH

Achim

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744337 is a reply to message #1744135]

Mon, 26 September 2016 02:02

Eclipse User

Hi there,

i tried your suggestions Kevin but no version i tried was working.... you can have a look at it here:
index.php/fa/27208/0/

Achim i can assure you that it is working on windows you can see a screenshot here:
index.php/fa/27209/0/

any other idea what i can try?

best regards
Dominik

ps i tried it also without the double quotes (") and the \\ instead of \

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[Updated on: Mon, 26 September 2016 02:08] by Moderator

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744447 is a reply to message #1743852]

Tue, 27 September 2016 03:23

Eclipse User

It looks like you entered the path with quotation marks and this might cause the problem.

I just tried the following configuration:
index.php/fa/27218/0/

and this is the test result:
index.php/fa/27217/0/

So that works perfectly fine for me. One other thing you can try is to run Jubula as Administrator. Maybe Jubula does not have the permission to access some of the files.

If that is not working, please upload the Jubula log files in a zip. You can find them by default at %USERPROFILE%/.jubula/logs.

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Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744467 is a reply to message #1744447]

Tue, 27 September 2016 06:41

Eclipse User

thanks for your help, Kevin. i tried your configuration and it's working now. the problem was the environment....

if i try to run the same configuration in environment of AUT its not working. with ITE its working...

thanks for your help

Re: Migration to new "execute external command" step [message #1744601 is a reply to message #1744467]

Wed, 28 September 2016 15:05

Eclipse User

Excellent news, thanks for the update Smile

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