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Re: Extracting file posted with log.file from logs
Thanks for the answer, that was plan b, I would have liked to keep the file differences in the logs to have an history of the modifications instead of having to manage different paths where to store the files in the script, it doesen't look like that the files are accessible via the log object I'll probably parse the xml logs1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Extracting file posted with log.file from logs
The files are created on a host machine, I have the log files on the master, several tests projects are run on the host machine and every time it's wiped clean, I have potentially 100's of files to change and doing a procedure that updates all the files is way more effective1KViews0likes2CommentsExtracting file posted with log.file from logs
Hello everyone, I'm posting a file in the logs with logs.file(), I'd like to access the logs with a script and extract that file, to give you some context I have several reference text file and when the code that generates the files in our application changes I'd like to visually inspect all the differences in the logs and if the differences are what I expected replace all the reference files with the files in the logs.1.1KViews0likes4CommentsRunning virtual pc
In my test scenario I have a client and a server running in two wirtual machines as slave project, the master project is on the server, I'd like to always start with fresh virtual machines for my tests, I delete the "used" virtual machines and replace them with the original pristine version. Now my problem is how to "start" the two virtual machines from a script in testcomplete. I already tried with cmd /c start but it doesn't seem to work Thanks, Angelo Diego Crabolu8.6KViews0likes1CommentPassing shared path to slaves
I'd like to pass the value of a shared folder located on the master project pc to the slaves so that I can copy files from it, using the shared folder property of the project doesen't work (I have permission problems with the sharing and I don't want to run testcomplete as administrator and anyway on the slaves the value of sharedpath was always ''), using a Networksuite doesen't work either, it looks like the slave project can't find the NetworkSuite variable. I created the variable on the master only and the code I execute to run my test is roughly like this: //master procedure runtests; begin NetworkSuite.Variables.MySharedPath := '\\' + Sys.HostName + '\FolderName\'; NetworkSuite.Run(True); end; //slave procedure blah; begin Log.Message(NetworkSuite.Variables.MySharedPath); <- kaboom end; Thanks, Angelo Diego8.8KViews0likes1CommentUpdatings host from command line
Is there a way to update all the projects on the hosts as part of the distributed test from the command line? I'd rather do this: testcomplete "C:\MasterTest\MasterTests.mds" /run /project:MasterTests /test:"Script|Main|UpdateHostProjects" /exit testcomplete "C:\MasterTest\MasterTests.mds" /run /project:MasterTests /pi:NetworkSuite /exit in a single step. Thanks, Angelo Diego10KViews0likes2Comments