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Re: Creating a custom Delay teststep via a Groovy scripting step
There is no visible property that I can set to change the test step from active to disabled or vice versa. I can only seem to do it when I right click on the test step and then manually selecting either Enable or Disable. Also, your concept didn't work. I am not seeing the delays.Creating a custom Delay teststep via a Groovy scripting step
I managed to create a custom Delay test step via Groovy script but I can't seem to modify the step. def stepName = "DelayTimeWindow" def newPropertiesStep = testCase.getTestStepByName(stepName) if (newPropertiesStep == null) { newPropertiesStep = testCase.addTestStep('delay', stepName) } I can't seem to modify the actual delay value (in milliseconds) nor am I able to disable the test step from the normal sequential execution of the test case after I create it via code. I need to be able to set up a dynamic delay based on a value set by the 'main' script I have in the test case. The custom delay step is needed to be called by another (disabled) test step which is triggered by the 'main' test step calling it via the runTestStepByName() function. I've tried to use Thread.sleep() but it seems to have messed up the whole test case when it woke up after that sleep(). I wasn't even getting proper logging info on the script log window at the bottom of the screen after that. The test case contains multiple test steps that are all in the disabled state and only called via one main, active Groovy test step depending on multiple variables from an input spreadsheet and many of the test steps are being reused throughout the execution of the test case.
