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How to specify file paths in external commands? [message #1030454] Sun, 31 March 2013 06:39 Go to next message
Denis Aristov is currently offline Denis AristovFriend
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Registered: March 2013
Location: Moscow
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I use Jubula on Windows 7.

I created a test step with the following parameter values:

Component type: 'Application'
Action type: 'Execute External Command'
Command [String]: 'echo test > "C:\temp\ab\test.txt"'

The file test.txt was created in the folder C:\temp\ab

Then I renamed this folder to "C:\temp\a b" and changed the command value accordingly:
Command [String]: 'echo test > "C:\temp\a b\test.txt"'

The file wasn't created.
Don't I escape anything right? The command is surrounded with single quotas so that all special characters shouldn't cause any problems...
Re: How to specify file paths in external commands? [message #1036963 is a reply to message #1030454] Tue, 09 April 2013 02:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
posia han is currently offline posia hanFriend
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Hi Denis,
When I test the external command,I create an .bat file, and the parameter Command is set to the absolute path of the .bat file.I wish this will be helpful for you.
Posia
Re: How to specify file paths in external commands? [message #1048943 is a reply to message #1036963] Thu, 25 April 2013 06:27 Go to previous message
Denis Aristov is currently offline Denis AristovFriend
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After I understood that I did nothing wrong I created a .bat file too. Just don't use paths which contain spaces.
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