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joshuaperumalla

issue with running testng programatically....

Hi All,
          I want to call my testng.xml file with java program.... But the issue is I have many .xml files so Now I need to give the name of the .xml file as well... but Im unable to give the name of the testng.xml file...
Any Ideas , please help me out.

public static void info() {

        TestNG testng = new TestNG();
        ------ here i have to give my testng.xml name as well---------------------------
        testng.setXmlSuites(getSuite());
        testng.run();

    }

    public static List<XmlSuite> getSuite() {
        List<XmlSuite> suites = new ArrayList<XmlSuite>();
        XmlSuite eachSuite = new XmlSuite();
        eachSuite.setName("CriticalSmoke Suite");
        eachSuite.setTests(getTest(eachSuite));
        System.out.println(eachSuite.toXml());
        suites.add(eachSuite);
        return suites;
    }

    public static List<XmlTest> getTest(XmlSuite suite) {
        List<XmlTest> tests = new ArrayList<XmlTest>();
        XmlTest eachTest = new XmlTest();
        tests.add(eachTest);
        eachTest.setName("critical");
        eachTest.setSuite(suite);
        return tests;
    }
Regards,
Thanks Joshua

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Krishnan Mahadevan

Re: issue with running testng programatically....

Why are you unable to do so ?

You could pass the file name as a arg to the main method [ program argument ] or you could pass them via VM arguments or you could make your program look for .xml files in the current dir or a specific did and work with it. There are so many approaches. Why doesn't any of them not work for you ??

On Thursday, September 5, 2013, joshua p wrote:

Hi All,
          I want to call my testng.xml file with java program.... But the issue is I have many .xml files so Now I need to give the name of the .xml file as well... but Im unable to give the name of the testng.xml file...
Any Ideas , please help me out.

public static void info() {

        TestNG testng = new TestNG();
        ------ here i have to give my testng.xml name as well---------------------------
        testng.setXmlSuites(getSuite());
        testng.run();

    }

    public static List<XmlSuite> getSuite() {
        List<XmlSuite> suites = new ArrayList<XmlSuite>();
        XmlSuite eachSuite = new XmlSuite();
        eachSuite.setName("CriticalSmoke Suite");
        eachSuite.setTests(getTest(eachSuite));
        System.out.println(eachSuite.toXml());
        suites.add(eachSuite);
        return suites;
    }

    public static List<XmlTest> getTest(XmlSuite suite) {
        List<XmlTest> tests = new ArrayList<XmlTest>();
        XmlTest eachTest = new XmlTest();
        tests.add(eachTest);
        eachTest.setName("critical");
        eachTest.setSuite(suite);
        return tests;
    }
Regards,
Thanks Joshua

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joshuaperumalla

Re: issue with running testng programatically....

Hi Krishnan,

I am done with writing the code for creating testNg programatically... but now the issue is when i pass multiple <test> names it is creating multiple xml files but now what i need is when i pass multiple <test> names it should create only one xml file with those many <test> tags in it....

public static XmlSuite getSuite(String program, String group) {

XmlSuite eachSuite = new XmlSuite();

eachSuite.setName("aaaaa");

eachSuite.setParallel("tests");

eachSuite.setVerbose(5);

eachSuite.setTests(getTest(eachSuite, program, group));

System.out.println(eachSuite.toXml());

return eachSuite;

}

public static List<XmlTest> getTest(XmlSuite suite, String program,

String group) {

List<XmlTest> tests = new ArrayList<XmlTest>();

XmlTest eachTest = new XmlTest();

eachTest.setName("");

eachTest.setXmlClasses(classes);

eachTest.setSuite(suite);

tests.add(eachTest);

return tests;

}

this is creating multiple suits when i call it with multiple test names ... but i need it create only one suite with following test tags for the names which i pass

On Friday, September 6, 2013 8:32:55 AM UTC+5:30, Krishnan wrote:

Why are you unable to do so ?
You could pass the file name as a arg to the main method [ program argument ] or you could pass them via VM arguments or you could make your program look for .xml files in the current dir or a specific did and work with it. There are so many approaches. Why doesn't any of them not work for you ??

On Thursday, September 5, 2013, joshua p wrote:
Hi All,
          I want to call my testng.xml file with java program.... But the issue is I have many .xml files so Now I need to give the name of the .xml file as well... but Im unable to give the name of the testng.xml file...
Any Ideas , please help me out.

public static void info() {

        TestNG testng = new TestNG();
        ------ here i have to give my testng.xml name as well---------------------------
        testng.setXmlSuites(getSuite());
        testng.run();

    }

    public static List<XmlSuite> getSuite() {
        List<XmlSuite> suites = new ArrayList<XmlSuite>();
        XmlSuite eachSuite = new XmlSuite();
        eachSuite.setName("CriticalSmoke Suite");
        eachSuite.setTests(getTest(eachSuite));
        System.out.println(eachSuite.toXml());
        suites.add(eachSuite);
        return suites;
    }

    public static List<XmlTest> getTest(XmlSuite suite) {
        List<XmlTest> tests = new ArrayList<XmlTest>();
        XmlTest eachTest = new XmlTest();
        tests.add(eachTest);
        eachTest.setName("critical");
        eachTest.setSuite(suite);
        return tests;
    }
Regards,
Thanks Joshua

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