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che_chethan
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Issues faced in test complete

Hi,



I have the following requirements that needs to be achieved using test complete:

- How can i run test complete batch tests (we can create a group of test cases in the project suite) group in command line ?



- We have been using Cruisecontrol .net from a long time to manage builds. Is there a way we can integrate test complete automation test cases execution with cruise control .net.



Kindly help !
  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    12 years ago

    Hi Chethan,


     


    Here's how you can execute the specified group item:


     


    1. Create a RunTestItemGroup.js file with the following contents:


     


    var testItemGroup, project;


     


    var projectSuite = objArgs(0);


    var objArgs = WScript.Arguments;


     


    for (i = 1; i < objArgs.length; i++)


    {


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/testitemgroup:/i) != -1)


      {


        testItemGroup = objArgs(i).replace(/\/testitemgroup:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/p:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/p:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/project:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/project:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/project:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/project:/i, "");


      }


    }


     


    var tc = new ActiveXObject("TestComplete.TestCompleteApplication.9");


     


    var tci = tc.Integration;


    tc.Visible = true;


    tci.OpenProjectSuite(projectSuite);


    ProjectTestItems = tci.TestSuite(project);


    tci.RunProjectTestItem(project, testItemGroup);


     


    2. To open a TestComplete project and run a group of test items, run the RunTestItemGroup.js script with the appropriate command-line arguments, e.g. the following command line will open the "C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\TestComplete 9 Projects\TestProject1\TestProject1.pjs" project suite in TestComplete 9 and execute the Group1 test items group in the TestProject1 project:


     


    RunTestItemGroup.js "C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\TestComplete 9 Projects\TestProject1\TestProject1.pjs" /p:TestProject1 /testitemgroup:Group1


     


    BTW, to learn about the logic of the external RunTestItemGroup.js script, please refer to the "Working With TestComplete via COM - Overview" article and those related.


     

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

    Hi Chethan,


     


    Here's how you can execute the specified group item:


     


    1. Create a RunTestItemGroup.js file with the following contents:


     


    var testItemGroup, project;


     


    var projectSuite = objArgs(0);


    var objArgs = WScript.Arguments;


     


    for (i = 1; i < objArgs.length; i++)


    {


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/testitemgroup:/i) != -1)


      {


        testItemGroup = objArgs(i).replace(/\/testitemgroup:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/p:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/p:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/project:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/project:/i, "");


      }


      if (objArgs(i).search(/\/project:/i) != -1)


      {


        project = objArgs(i).replace(/\/project:/i, "");


      }


    }


     


    var tc = new ActiveXObject("TestComplete.TestCompleteApplication.9");


     


    var tci = tc.Integration;


    tc.Visible = true;


    tci.OpenProjectSuite(projectSuite);


    ProjectTestItems = tci.TestSuite(project);


    tci.RunProjectTestItem(project, testItemGroup);


     


    2. To open a TestComplete project and run a group of test items, run the RunTestItemGroup.js script with the appropriate command-line arguments, e.g. the following command line will open the "C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\TestComplete 9 Projects\TestProject1\TestProject1.pjs" project suite in TestComplete 9 and execute the Group1 test items group in the TestProject1 project:


     


    RunTestItemGroup.js "C:\Users\<UserName>\Documents\TestComplete 9 Projects\TestProject1\TestProject1.pjs" /p:TestProject1 /testitemgroup:Group1


     


    BTW, to learn about the logic of the external RunTestItemGroup.js script, please refer to the "Working With TestComplete via COM - Overview" article and those related.


     

  • susmitha_shetty's avatar
    susmitha_shetty
    New Contributor
    11 years ago

    Chetan,


     


    I understand the arguments that you are passing to the script i.e Project Suite, project name and TestGroupItems.  Besides this I also need to pass arguments for my project specific needs. Eg: I need to pass the env variable to tell which environment to connect and database to connect.  




    The sample you have given is given below.


    Sample.js "<Path to your project>\<Projectname>.pjs"   /p:<ProjectName> /testitemgroup:<groupname - foldername> 


     


    The argument that are passed are sent 


    var tc = new ActiveXObject("TestComplete.TestCompleteApplication.9");


    var tci = tc.Integration;


    tc.Visible = true;


    tci.OpenProjectSuite(projectSuite);


    ProjectTestItems = tci.TestSuite(project);


    tci.RunProjectTestItem(project, testItemGroup);






    I would like to pass as given below.

     


    Sample.js "<Path to your project>\<Projectname>.pjs"   /p:<ProjectName> /testitemgroup:<groupname - foldername>  env=qa db=usrdb



    I would like to pass env=qa and db=usrdb while running the jscript besides the project releated information as given above and this should be sent as command line arguments .



    Thanks,

    Susmitha.

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

    Hi Chethan,


     


    You can specify the entire project item to be run from TestComplete's command line. Refer to the "TestComplete Command Line" article to learn what options you can use.


    As for your second question, it has already been discussed here. Look at the threads found here.


     

  • che_chethan's avatar
    che_chethan
    Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi,



    I have gone through the links which provides information about how to execute tests from commandline.



    But this does not have an option to execute groups

    Example: I have a project suite created say Project A

    I have 3 folders in it - BVT, System, Integration Tests



    How can run the folders individually in command line ?



    Please help.
  • che_chethan's avatar
    che_chethan
    Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi Again,



    I would like to add more details to the above:



    Lets say i have 1 project with 100 test cases in multiple test scripts.



    I have created 3 folders (batch runs / groups) in the project suite and this is how i did it:

    - Double click on the Project A (this opens the project test items window on the right hand side

    - I have created 3 groups - BVT, System Tests, Functional Tests and added test cases to these groups



    How do i execute these groups from command line.



    I need to run them in command line in order to achieve integration with cruiseControl build server.



    Please help me out with this.



    Also, with the cruise control integration to display test complete reports (.mht or .htm), i am facing the following problems:

    - While trying to display .mht format report, Cruise control tries to download the file instead of displaying the data. This pops up a save file dialog. 

    I would like to display the reports on the same window of cruise control .net



    - While trying to display .htm report (this report in turn talks to root.xml and other images / js files), .htm is displayed but has a cross domain issue (displays an error message in the CC Net - "Unable to find root.xml in the parent folder..."). 



    I have gone through many blogs but couldnt find the exact solution.



    It would be really helpful if you could point me out to the details of resolving these issues. 



    Thanks,

    Chethan







  • che_chethan's avatar
    che_chethan
    Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi Tanya,



    Thank you for the reply. This works !!!



    Thanks again.



    Regards,

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

    Hi Chethan,


     


    Cool!


     


    BTW, you can accept my reply or vote for it ;)


     

  • che_chethan's avatar
    che_chethan
    Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi Tanya,



    One quick question. If i have test execute and not test complete (on my automation server), will this JS execute the tests ?

    If not, can you please let me  know the changes required to the script.



    Thanks,

    Chethan
  • che_chethan's avatar
    che_chethan
    Contributor
    12 years ago
    HI Tanya,



    Can you please assist me with the question. It would be of great help.



    Thanks,

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

    Hi Chethan,


     


    There shouldn't be any problem. TestExecute has the same command-line parameters as TestComplete has. So, everything should be OK. Give it a try!