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rupam_rajvanshi
New Contributor
4 years ago

How to get pass/fail status of groovy scripting in excel sheet

Hello Everyone, I am taking data from excel sheet for that I am using data source. I have written groovy script for asserting response. I want get status of groovy scripts status as pass or fail and...
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  • ChrisAdams's avatar
    ChrisAdams
    4 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I use one Groovy script per condition to test.  In my own main test suite, I have approx. 20 groovy scripts.

     

    I suppose you could return an array from your groovy script where each element is a condition test and then update your datasink step to reference the element of interest.  Not tried, but I imagine it's possible.  You could also return a JSON object from the Groovy script. E.g.

    [
    {
        "surname": "Scholes",
        "forename": "Paul",
        "surnameCheckResult": "PASS",
        "forenameCheckResult": "FAIL"
    }
]

    And then reference the values in the Datasink...  E.g.

    ${MyCheck#result.someConditionName}

    Again, not sure if this would work.

rupam_rajvanshi's avatar
rupam_rajvanshi
New Contributor

Hi,

Thank you for this brief answer. I have just one more doubt like in your case you are checking one condition in one groovy script. But in my case I have to check around 20 conditions in a single groovy script. So for that I can't use if else condition for all 20 condition. So how can I write my groovy script.

Please help me with the solution.

 

Regards

Rupam

ChrisAdams's avatar
ChrisAdams
Champion Level 3
4 years ago

Hi,

 

I use one Groovy script per condition to test.  In my own main test suite, I have approx. 20 groovy scripts.

 

I suppose you could return an array from your groovy script where each element is a condition test and then update your datasink step to reference the element of interest.  Not tried, but I imagine it's possible.  You could also return a JSON object from the Groovy script. E.g.

[
    {
        "surname": "Scholes",
        "forename": "Paul",
        "surnameCheckResult": "PASS",
        "forenameCheckResult": "FAIL"
    }
]

And then reference the values in the Datasink...  E.g.

${MyCheck#result.someConditionName}

Again, not sure if this would work.