testcase status via groovy

Hi,

Unfortunately there is no such property as TestCase status.
What you could try is going through each TestStep of a TestCase and check it's assertionStatus if it is assertable. The groovy script could look something like this :

for(testCase in testSuite.testCaseList) {
 def failed = false
 for(testStep in testCase.testStepList) {
  if( testStep instanceof com.eviware.soapui.model.testsuite.Assertable && testStep.assertionStatus.toString() != "VALID" ) {
   failed = true
   break;
  }
 }
 if( failed ) log.info testCase.toString() + " FAILURE!"
 else log.info testCase.toString() + " SUCCESS!"
}

Regards,

/Dragica
eviware.com

Hi Ali,

Here 's a new suggestion for you.

1) in the setup script of the TestSuite, put an empty list in the context for holding the different TestCase runners

context.runners = []

2) in the tearDown script of each TestCase, put that TestCases' runner in this list

context.runners.add( testRunner )

3) in the tearDown script of the TestSuite, go through the list of collected runners

for( runner in context.runners )
      log.info runner.status

This solution is far better since it works on all TestStep types regardless if they are assertabe or not.

Regards
/Dragica
eviware.com

If I already have hundreds of testcases, is there an easier way to put the teardown script of each testcase without going to each test case manually.

can this be somehow done at the project load script ?

Also, what is the reason for the API not to be able to expose testcase stautus for tests cases that are in the testsuite.

Thanks

Ali

Hi Ali,

I totally agree that this is awkward, the upcoming version will have better API's for this as you request. If you don't want to modify hundreds of testcases you could instead create a TestRunListener extension (as described at http://www.soapui.org/architecture/extensions.html) that puts the testRunner in the context variable in the afterRun event.

sorry for the hassle.

regards!

/Ole
eviware.com