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redfish4ktc2
12 years agoSuper Contributor
Hi,
I found another thing to test.
Regarding the documentation (http://www.soapui.org/Test-Automation/f ... tests.html, at the very end of the page) and this post (viewtopic.php?f=1&t=20325&p=47425#p47407), you should put a space between the -f flag and the value you want to use.
But I am not sure it will change anything. It has never been clear to me which flag needs space or not to declare value. And the documentation does not help.
As suggested in the documentation, you may also try to launch the testrunner from within SoapUI by selecting all the options in the gui and see if the report is generated. It will also give you the whole command line used and you will be able to compare it to the one you use.
If the -f option is not set, soapui generates all data in the current directory (usualy the bin directory of soapui); you could also have a look there
Hope this can help
I found another thing to test.
Regarding the documentation (http://www.soapui.org/Test-Automation/f ... tests.html, at the very end of the page) and this post (viewtopic.php?f=1&t=20325&p=47425#p47407), you should put a space between the -f flag and the value you want to use.
But I am not sure it will change anything. It has never been clear to me which flag needs space or not to declare value. And the documentation does not help.
As suggested in the documentation, you may also try to launch the testrunner from within SoapUI by selecting all the options in the gui and see if the report is generated. It will also give you the whole command line used and you will be able to compare it to the one you use.
If the -f option is not set, soapui generates all data in the current directory (usualy the bin directory of soapui); you could also have a look there
Hope this can help