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SuperSingh
Contributor
7 years ago

Accessing Test Case Property in Project's TearDown script

 Hi All,    I was looking for groovy script to access property from test cases in the TearDown script (of Project) On doing GetData simply returns " context.expand( '${#TestCase#TCCount}' )" [T...
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  • nmrao's avatar
    nmrao
    6 years ago

    SuperSingh ,

     

    What you have shown is the Teardown Script of Test suite, but not the project level Teardown.

     

    /**
* Below is the Teardown Script of the Test Suite
* which looks for the given property in all the test cases of the same suite
* and logs the value
**/

//Specify your property name in below statement
def propertyName = 'Property1'

testSuite.testCaseList.each { kase ->
		if (kase.hasProperty(propertyName)) {
			log.info "${testSuite.name} suite, ${kase.name} case, ${propertyName} value is ${kase.getPropertyValue(propertyName)}" 
		}		
}
richie's avatar
richie
Community Hero
7 years ago

Hi,

 

I dont know if I'm misunderstanding - but are you saying that you are unable to reference a property from another test case?

 

I don't know if the following will help, but

 

If it didn't pick up the property associated with the other test case - was you prefixing the testcase name with the testsuite prefix?

 

I believe if you use the syntax as follows:

context.expand( '${#TestCase#property1}' )

The '#TestCase#' is actually specifying the level where the property is - not it's actual name.

 

If you want to specify the TestCase name here - try the following:

context.expand( '${#[TestSuite Name#TestCase Name]#property}' )

 

Essentially i'm wondering if you specify the testsuite as well this might help?

 

richie

 

  • Olga_T's avatar
    Olga_T
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    7 years ago

    Hi all,

     

    Thank you for your time looking into this, richie!

     

    SuperSingh, have you had a chance to try what richie suggested? If his guess was right and this helps you accomplish your task, could you please mark the above reply as a Solution? This will help other users find it faster when searching for the answer. Thank you in advance.

     

     

    • SuperSingh's avatar
      SuperSingh
      Contributor
      6 years ago

      Hi richie

       

      Thanks for your time in giving the reply. The syntax you shared works when I put it individually.

      But I want to extract it from all the test cases. For e.g. if I have 5 testcases, I want to loop through all and extract the TCCount from their properties.

       

      The following piece of code doesn't work. But this is what I am looking to extract .

      testSuite.testCaseList.each {
      def name = "${it.name}"
      log.info name
      def tCCount = context.expand( '${'$name'#TCCount}' )
      log.info tCCount
      }

       

      Thanks again for your time .

       

      Regards,

      SuperSingh