aniket
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Re: How to use wildcards in a filename?
I might be little off the topic but you can have your latest build copied to a constant location with same name. Your build team can help you with that. It is not the big effort to copy build at a folder say AutoTest with name latest.exe1.6KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Run test items in a group
Hi Tanya, It is couple of extra steps and adding custom application to your test environment. If the best and easy way to organize your test is through test items and test items folders. Then to get continues integration with build it is lot easier if we can call test items folder. It also give me nice chart in test report :) -Aniket3.8KViews0likes0CommentsHow to get a exit code from msiexec
I need to install a windows application and for that I am using msiexec command. I created the testedApp for msiexec.exe and I am passing the parameters. Everything works fine but I couldn't get hold of exit code from msiexec command. This is crucial to find out where install or uninstall is successful. The returned object of testedApp.Run() method do not have this info. The returned object comes as soon as install / uninstall start so logically it will not have that info. Following is the code snippet var TestApp, Params, SimpleParams; TestApp = TestedApps.Items("msiexec"); // Obtains the tested application parameters Params = TestApp.Params; // Obtains the simple run mode parameters SimpleParams = Params.SimpleParams; // Modifies the simple run mode parameters: SimpleParams.CommandLineParameters = "/i \ <msi file> /qb"; SimpleParams.Activate(); // Launches the tested application var obj = TestApp.Run();24KViews0likes3Comments