[Webtest] How to print/log in WebTest? + dbUnit to Webtest traverse
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Rob,
Thanks for the suggestion. I, too, had no luck getting diagnostics with echo but was hoping it was operator error :(
I'm going to take a look at your idea.
Doug
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From: canoo@rob.manthey.id.au
To: webtest@lists.canoo.com
Sent: Wed, 12 Jul 2006 7:56 PM
Subject: Re: [Webtest] How to print/log in WebTest? + dbUnit to Webtest traverse update
Not sure if this answers your question but here's a patch from what I'm working on - it extracts some values from a dbUnit xml file and stores them in WebtestProperties and then uses them to test rendered content in the webpage. As an aside, I logged to a local file (which is what you were asking about), as I had no luck getting diagnostic feedback from either echo or print.
my steps:
<groovy>
def logFile = new File('./webtest.log')
logFile.append("\nTest Start\n")
def testData = new XmlParser().parse( new File('../../config/InHouseTesting.xml') )
def customerId = 1001
def testCustomer = testData.customerDetails.find{it['@customerID']==customerId}
def testCustomerId = testCustomer.'@customerID'
def testCustomerName = testCustomer.'@customerName'
logFile.append("${testCustomerId} - ${testCustomerName}")
// I can't get groovy's print to appear - some classpath dilemma no doubt
// print "${testCustomerId} - ${testCustomerName}"
step.setWebtestProperty('test_customer_id', testCustomerId)
step.setWebtestProperty('test_customer_name', testCustomerName)
logFile.append("\nTest End\n")
</groovy>
<verifyProperty name="test_customer_id" text="1001" />
<verifyProperty name="test_customer_name" text="Canoo WebTest Customer 1" />
<verifyText description="dbUnit text must be present in the current webpage"
text="#{test_customer_name}" />
<!-- these don't render the properties properly - I don't know why not? -->
<echo message="Test Customer Name = ${test_customer_name}" />
<echo message="Test Customer Name = #{test_customer_name}" />
Here's a sample chopped down from the dbUnit file (standard dbUnit file that loads xml into db for testing)
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<dataset>
<customerDetails customerID="1001" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 1" contactName="Contact Name 1" contactAddress="1 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1002" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 2" contactName="Contact Name 2" contactAddress="2 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1003" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 3" contactName="Contact Name 3" contactAddress="3 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1004" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 4" contactName="Contact Name 4" contactAddress="4 Address St" />
<userDetails username="webtest01" customerID="1001" fullName="WebTest User" userTypeSystem="user" />
<userDetails username="webtest02" customerID="1001" fullName="WebTest Administrator" userTypeSystem="administrator" />
<siteDetails siteID="1001" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1001" />
<siteDetails siteID="1002" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1002" />
<siteDetails siteID="1003" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1003" />
</dataset>
on 13/07/06 01:46 dlundin@aol.com said the following:
Hello,
I've done some poking around on the site but haven't found an answer to this question ...
I'm using storeXPath to save a value into a property. Now, how to I print/log it in an output file? I've seen reference that such logging is possible.
Thanks in advance
Doug
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<div>Thanks for the suggestion. I, too, had no luck getting diagnostics with echo but was hoping it was operator error :(</div>
<div> </div>
<div>I'm going to take a look at your idea.</div>
<div> </div>
<div>Doug </div>
<div> </div>
<br>
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<div id=AOLMsgPart_2_e6240d27-3664-4af1-a432-2d959cc62afe>Not sure if this answers your question but here's a patch from what I'm working on - it extracts some values from a dbUnit xml file and stores them in WebtestProperties and then uses them to test rendered content in the webpage. As an aside, I logged to a local file (which is what you were asking about), as I had no luck getting diagnostic feedback from either echo or print.<br>
<br>
my steps:<br>
<PRE><groovy>
def logFile = new File('./webtest.log')
logFile.append("\nTest Start\n")
def testData = new XmlParser().parse( new File('../../config/InHouseTesting.xml') )
def customerId = 1001
def testCustomer = testData.customerDetails.find{it['@customerID']==customerId}
def testCustomerId = testCustomer.'@customerID'
def testCustomerName = testCustomer.'@customerName'
logFile.append("${testCustomerId} - ${testCustomerName}")
// I can't get groovy's print to appear - some classpath dilemma no doubt
// print "${testCustomerId} - ${testCustomerName}"
step.setWebtestProperty('test_customer_id', testCustomerId)
step.setWebtestProperty('test_customer_name', testCustomerName)
logFile.append("\nTest End\n")
</groovy>
<verifyProperty name="test_customer_id" text="1001" />
<verifyProperty name="test_customer_name" text="Canoo WebTest Customer 1" />
<verifyText description="dbUnit text must be present in the current webpage"
text="#{test_customer_name}" />
<!-- these don't render the properties properly - I don't know why not? -->
<echo message="Test Customer Name = ${test_customer_name}" />
<echo message="Test Customer Name = #{test_customer_name}" />
</PRE><br>
Here's a sample chopped down from the dbUnit file (standard dbUnit file that loads xml into db for testing)<br>
<br>
<PRE><?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<dataset>
<customerDetails customerID="1001" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 1" contactName="Contact Name 1" contactAddress="1 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1002" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 2" contactName="Contact Name 2" contactAddress="2 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1003" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 3" contactName="Contact Name 3" contactAddress="3 Address St" />
<customerDetails customerID="1004" customerName="Canoo WebTest Customer 4" contactName="Contact Name 4" contactAddress="4 Address St" />
<userDetails username="webtest01" customerID="1001" fullName="WebTest User" userTypeSystem="user" />
<userDetails username="webtest02" customerID="1001" fullName="WebTest Administrator" userTypeSystem="administrator" />
<siteDetails siteID="1001" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1001" />
<siteDetails siteID="1002" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1002" />
<siteDetails siteID="1003" customerID="1001" siteName="Site 1003" />
</dataset></PRE><br>
<br>
on 13/07/06 01:46 <A class=moz-txt-link-abbreviated href="javascript:parent.ComposeTo('dlundin@aol.com');">dlundin@aol.com</A> said the following:
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<div>Hello,</div>
<div> </div>
<div>I've done some poking around on the site but haven't found an answer to this question ... </div>
<div> </div>
<div>I'm using <FONT size=2>storeXPath to save a value into a property. Now, how to I print/log it in an output file? I've seen reference that such logging is possible.</FONT></div>
<div> </div>
<div>Thanks in advance</div>
<div>Doug</div>
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