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vlad230
Contributor
13 years ago
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TestExecute + Jenkins

Hi guys! I'm trying to integrate Test Execute with Jenkins to test the UI of my .NET application. I am using a slave machine which gets the project from SVN and afterwards, in the build ...
  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    13 years ago
    Hi Sergiu,



    I don't know the contents of your batch file, but hope that the following might help:

    start /wait "TestExecute" "<TestProject.pjs>" /testOptions

    (the /wait option should postpone batch execution until TestExecute completes)
vlad230's avatar
vlad230
Contributor
13 years ago
Hi Alexei,



I'm using the option "Execute Windows batch command" in the build step from Jenkins and it looks like this:



@ECHO OFF

CLS

tasklist /fi "imagename eq TestExecute.exe" |find ":" > nul

if errorlevel 1 ( taskkill /f /im TestExecute.exe )

start TestExecute.exe "C:\Jenkins\workspace\MY_PROJECT\IProject.pjs" /p:"Poject_Name" /r /e

@ECHO OFF

CLS



I've included /wait like this:



@ECHO OFF

CLS

tasklist /fi "imagename eq TestExecute.exe" |find ":" > nul

if errorlevel 1 ( taskkill /f /im TestExecute.exe )

start /wait TestExecute.exe "C:\Jenkins\workspace\MY_PROJECT\IProject.pjs" /p:"Poject_Name" /r /e

@ECHO OFF

CLS



But this isn't working as I would like:

The Jenkins "bullet" is flashing but it keeps flashing even if the test run is completed and the .MHT file generated by TestExecute is displayed on screen.



Is there some exit code thrown by TestExecute after an execution is finished (when the MHT report is displayed) which I can catch and wait for it somehow using a batch command?



Thanks for the quick reply,

Sergiu