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SmartBear_Suppo
Alumni
15 years agoHi!
oh.. sorry.. ;
1) Create the event by calling newMessage() :
event = newMessage()
2) No, runners don't require any special properties in an incoming event to be triggered, an empty event will do! This means that you can connect the result output of an existing runner directly to another runner if you always want to trigger another testcase after the first one, but if you only want to trigger when the first runner succeeds you need a component (like yours) that checks the incoming message for a successful result before sending a new trigger message
Hope that makes sense!
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com
oh.. sorry.. ;
1) Create the event by calling newMessage() :
event = newMessage()
2) No, runners don't require any special properties in an incoming event to be triggered, an empty event will do! This means that you can connect the result output of an existing runner directly to another runner if you always want to trigger another testcase after the first one, but if you only want to trigger when the first runner succeeds you need a component (like yours) that checks the incoming message for a successful result before sending a new trigger message
Hope that makes sense!
regards,
/Ole
eviware.com