Launch TestRunner problems
Hello, I have the following problem and couldn't find out why this happens. I have a generic SoapUI project. I have TestSuite which I want to execute. In TestCase I have a DataGen and Groovy scr...
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Hi,
No, there are no errors. I'm running TestRunner by right-click on the TestSuite and launching TestRunner. The same result is by executing the TestSuite via command-line.
So, the scenario is the following:
TestSuite1
-- TestCase1
-- DataGen (has variable with Mode=READ, type=Number, start=1000, end =1000000, shared=true)
-- TestCase2
-- Groovy Script1 (Runs the "TestSuite2->TestCase1->Groovy Script2" with its own context and testRunner)
TestSuite2
-- TestCase1
-- Groovy Script2 (Gets the DataGen testStep read DataGen property by getPropertyValue writes it to the file)
So, basically that pretty much it. In case of running TestSuite with Launch TestRunner or command-line the numbers are always the same. In case of running TestSuite via green Play button the numbers are different.
Is there any significant difference in these running methods?
Will appreciate any ideas or suggestions in this situation.
Regards,
Alex
No, there are no errors. I'm running TestRunner by right-click on the TestSuite and launching TestRunner. The same result is by executing the TestSuite via command-line.
So, the scenario is the following:
TestSuite1
-- TestCase1
-- DataGen (has variable with Mode=READ, type=Number, start=1000, end =1000000, shared=true)
-- TestCase2
-- Groovy Script1 (Runs the "TestSuite2->TestCase1->Groovy Script2" with its own context and testRunner)
TestSuite2
-- TestCase1
-- Groovy Script2 (Gets the DataGen testStep read DataGen property by getPropertyValue writes it to the file)
So, basically that pretty much it. In case of running TestSuite with Launch TestRunner or command-line the numbers are always the same. In case of running TestSuite via green Play button the numbers are different.
Is there any significant difference in these running methods?
Will appreciate any ideas or suggestions in this situation.
Regards,
Alex