Hi all
i hope some one out there knows how to get arround my issue.
i have a set of tests that requier the user to login to be abel to edit any data in the solution
this works fine when i record and play back the test, but when i add a datasource to the fields then the test runs multibel times and trys to log in on each run of tests.
so is there any one that knows how to make the test ignore the login step? (testcase as step)
i know that you can set a ignore on error but that will still generate a failure of the test so that is not an option for me in the long run.
the platform used is sharepoint 2007 and 2010
Regards
Benjamin
i hope some one out there knows how to get arround my issue.
i have a set of tests that requier the user to login to be abel to edit any data in the solution
this works fine when i record and play back the test, but when i add a datasource to the fields then the test runs multibel times and trys to log in on each run of tests.
so is there any one that knows how to make the test ignore the login step? (testcase as step)
i know that you can set a ignore on error but that will still generate a failure of the test so that is not an option for me in the long run.
the platform used is sharepoint 2007 and 2010
Regards
Benjamin
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Hello Benjamin,
Yep. The solution is pretty easy once you know the trick. Split your one test into two tests:
Yep. The solution is pretty easy once you know the trick. Split your one test into two tests:
- TestA - Does nothing but login. This test is NOT databound. Will execute only once.
- TestB - First step is to call TestA via Test-as-Step feature. This test is databound to your data source. It will execute one iteration per data row in your data source.
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Cody
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answered on 06 Jul 2010, 10:05 PM
thank you
i will try that when i get back to work on thursday
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answered on 08 Jul 2010, 10:04 AM
Hi Cody
ok so i have tryed to put login in TestA and the test actions in TestB
so far it does not work as expected. TestA is as you sugested a step in TestB
on the2.nd and 3.rd run of the test then the first step is run and fails.
i am running with version "WebUI Test Studio 2010.1" in Trial mode.
Regards
Benjamin
ok so i have tryed to put login in TestA and the test actions in TestB
so far it does not work as expected. TestA is as you sugested a step in TestB
on the2.nd and 3.rd run of the test then the first step is run and fails.
i am running with version "WebUI Test Studio 2010.1" in Trial mode.
Regards
Benjamin
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Hello Benjamin,
I see. I am sorry I must have given you incorrect instructions for the version you have. It appears you have 2010.1.5.18. Can you confirm this by going to the Project tab, then clicking Show Settings. Then click on the Installation tab. The full version number is displayed there.
We have a later internal build available for download here that may improve things. Also let's try a different approach. Make your login test (Test A) call your Test B instead after the login is complete. I am pretty sure this will not work with your 5.18 build, but should work with the new 6.26 internal build.
Greetings,
Cody
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I see. I am sorry I must have given you incorrect instructions for the version you have. It appears you have 2010.1.5.18. Can you confirm this by going to the Project tab, then clicking Show Settings. Then click on the Installation tab. The full version number is displayed there.
We have a later internal build available for download here that may improve things. Also let's try a different approach. Make your login test (Test A) call your Test B instead after the login is complete. I am pretty sure this will not work with your 5.18 build, but should work with the new 6.26 internal build.
Greetings,
Cody
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answered on 09 Jul 2010, 10:03 AM
Hi Cody
it works with the internal build, thanks for the help.
it works with the internal build, thanks for the help.