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Running a Batch file fails when logged in but PC User is locked
When I run TestRunner via a .bat file when I am logged in and not locked on my PC all tests pass ( as long as the correct info is present) But when it is kicked off via a .bat file when I am logged in but my PC is locked the tests fail and on re run when logged in it works fine Is there anything that I need to set when running via a bat file when my PC is locked or if this is run from a Server could this help??822Views0likes1CommentRe: Changing Port from 25 to 777
Hi - I am using API 1.6.0 I have a Test case that has a Groovy Script to update the details of the Subject and Messages and then the email test step It is when I Call this test case with a script that it doesnt pick up the new port But if I run it manualy from the test case it will then pick up the correct port and will then work for the Groovy Script1.8KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Updating Second Child Element
Hi Rlong98 It is to setup my requests via a script, as my WSDL set sometime removes the elements when I update them when changes are made to this area, so this way I can make sure they are always the same after an update and use the same values and I will be able to use one request not 80 requests for a smoke test It can also be used for Xquery when you have an element with the same name in a response Found this is a good site to help out http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/xpath_examples.asp2KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Updating Second Child Element
Found the answer put in [] after the element and the number of the node/element you are after So parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selection") will become parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selection[1]") to update the first element/Node and ("//Selection[2]") for the second parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selection[1]") parentNode.setAttribute("id", '${#Project#WRunner1}') parentNode.setAttribute("order", "1") reqHolder.updateProperty() parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selection[2]") parentNode.setAttribute("id", '${#Project#WRunner2}') parentNode.setAttribute("order", "2") reqHolder.updateProperty()2.1KViews0likes2CommentsUpdating Second Child Element
Below is the Code I am using to setup 2 child nodes Selection of Selections- I need to updated the second child node/Element with a New ID and order Number - I have tried to use XmlUtils.getChildElement(parentNode, "Selection") But not sure what to enter in the () or how I can get the second Child Element to update def reqHolder = groovyUtils.getXmlHolder( "$teststepname#Request" ) parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selections") XmlUtils.addChildElement(parentNode, "Selection", "") reqHolder.updateProperty() parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selections") XmlUtils.addChildElement(parentNode, "Selection", "") reqHolder.updateProperty( //*****Adding attributes***** (In this case, adding an attribute active="true" to the number element parentNode = reqHolder.getDomNode("//Selection") parentNode.setAttribute("id", '${#Project#WRunner}') parentNode.setAttribute("order", "1") reqHolder.updateProperty()Solved2.1KViews0likes3Comments