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nish_b's avatar
nish_b
Contributor
4 years ago

How to retrieve the value (filepath) given in /ExportLog command line parameter in Jenkins Pipeline?

Hi,   I have a Jenkins pipeline configured to run TestComplete scripts in a remote machine using TestExecute. I use JenkinsFile with Groovy to specify the command line arguments for the tests to be...
  • sonya_m's avatar
    sonya_m
    4 years ago
    Hi nish_b ! I asked the team, here's what I got:
     
    >> If I understand the user correctly, they just need to have exported log on Agent PC with a name which they know. TC allows specifying several /ExportLog keys.
    So, the user can specify an additional key with a path which is defined
     commandLineArguments: '/ExportLog:"C:\\Temp\\33333.xml"'
    and specify it for the email step.
     
    Also, TC allows sending emails from the script code. The concept will be: save the log on disk, execute the code for sending the email. But this can be a bit more complicated.
    <<
     
    Please let me know if this is what you were looking for!
Marsha_R's avatar
Marsha_R
Moderator

Sorry, I'm no help when it comes to Jenkins.  

sonya_m's avatar
sonya_m
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
4 years ago
Hi nish_b ! I asked the team, here's what I got:
 
>> If I understand the user correctly, they just need to have exported log on Agent PC with a name which they know. TC allows specifying several /ExportLog keys.
So, the user can specify an additional key with a path which is defined
 commandLineArguments: '/ExportLog:"C:\\Temp\\33333.xml"'
and specify it for the email step.
 
Also, TC allows sending emails from the script code. The concept will be: save the log on disk, execute the code for sending the email. But this can be a bit more complicated.
<<
 
Please let me know if this is what you were looking for!
  • nish_b's avatar
    nish_b
    Contributor
    4 years ago

    Hi Sonya,

     

    Thanks for checking and getting back with the info.

     

    I have another question - Is it possible for a PowerShell script to read the .tclogx file (TestComplete's output file). My requirement is to read the TestComplete test script execution log after script completes, read few details from the file and put those values in an excel file. Please provide your valuable suggestions.

    • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
      TanyaYatskovska
      SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
      4 years ago

      Hi nish_b,

      It's great to hear that the original question was resolved. Let me mark the correct answer accordingly.

      As for your second question - I recommend that you create a new topic for this question in the Community. I'm sure you will get the answers faster if you keep the rule: one question - one topic.