HammerTime
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Re: How to increment a parameter value by 1 for each request
Try this......set up a project property, so that it's value is a random number generator e.g mobileNo = ${=(int)(Math.random()*10000000) and then set the the parameter in the xml to this project property i.e ${#Project#mobileNo}3.5KViews0likes0CommentsRe: delete properties
Can't you just do: if ( (!name.toString().startsWith("cseq")) || (!name.toString().startsWith("callid")) || (!name.toString().startsWith("contactUri")) || (!name.toString().startsWith("nc")) || (!name.toString().startsWith("nonce")) || (!name.toString().startsWith("status")) ) { testCase.removeProperty(name); }1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: set hermes jms home in global preferences
I had no end of problems trying to get Hermes and maven working together: viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16923&p=39661&hilit=maven+hermes#p39661 In the end I dropped using hermes at all and wrote my own jms producer and consumer groovy scripts1.3KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Running single testsuite from maven cmd line
Thanks I figured out that putting this in the pom: <testSuite>${testSuite}</testSuite> And then use the following to run a single testsuite -DtestSuite="testSuiteName" but not providing this would still run all of the testsuites thanks3KViews0likes0CommentsRunning single testsuite from maven cmd line
Hello, I am trying to figure out how to run just one of the testsuites in my project from the maven cmd line. I have tried putting the testSuite property in the pom, but am having no joy passing the required testsuite name on the cmd line. thanks3.6KViews0likes4Comments