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Re: How to access private function from a stub callback?
Hi @nokoru ,
To call the original private function from the stub callback, you need to declare your stub callback as a static member of the test suite and make sure your test configuration has the "Access to private members" instrumentation feature enabled (test configuration->Execution tab->General tab-> Instrumentation Mode-> Edit)
Stub callback functions that are added by the test cases editor are by default declared as static members of the test suite class. If you are not using the test case editor, you can try it once and select "Add New -> Stub Configuration" to see how the editor declares callbacks.
Mirek
Re: Test cases are not executed
Hi @juergenwuergen ,
If you copied C/C++test generated test cases into a project from somewhere else, then it might be that your context paths in test suite files are not correct in terms of path levels, or resources they reference. Check if the macros at the beginning of test suite have correct paths:
CPPTEST_CONTEXT()
CPPTEST_TEST_SUITE_INCLUDED_TO()
If this does not help, try getting more information by looking at C/C++test Console tab, and see if any information printed there gives any hints.
If this does not help, I'd suggest to contact our support team.
Re: How to take key which defined in json data bank's custom column name box in the groovy script?
Do something like the following, where you call the "getValue()" method in the ScriptingContext object, passing "Generated Data Source" as the data source name and the name of the custom column:
import com.parasoft.api.*;
import soaptest.api.*;
String doSomething(ExtensionToolContext context) {
String value = context.getValue("Generated Data Source", "value1");
}
jakubiak
Re: I want to iterate rows from table with rows from writable in following manner
Pick the "Flat (lockstep)" option in the test suite.
There is good explanation in the docs.
Re: How to parse and validate a file through XSD
Unfortunately it sounds like you will need to write or import the code that knows how to process the flat file. SOAtest has an extensibility framework that makes it possible to create custom message formats where SOAtest can then work with messages in custom formats - but the work of creating that custom extension would be up to you.
It's not entirely clear to me what format your file is in - but you should check to see if it's in a format that SOAtest already supports out of the box (see the EDI Client). SOAtest does support fixed length, CSV with custom delimiters, and lots of other formats.
jakubiak
Re: Rules Suppression Question, Source of a warning from a #define MACRO.
Embedding the suppression comment into the macro will not work because the C preprocessor removes comments during preprocessing.
Re: Running SOATest Web Scenarios on Windows Server 2012 R2.
I believe Internet Explorer does not support this, at least not for WebDriver.
Re: Running SOATest Web Scenarios on Windows Server 2012 R2.
Please note that the legacy browser playback engine is not recommended, as it is expected to be removed in an upcoming release.
jakubiak
Re: Running SOATest Web Scenarios on Windows Server 2012 R2.
Even without the "Headless" option, you can typically run browser tests on a server that does not have a display.
In SOAtest the "Headless" option instead refers to running browser tests on a machine with an attached display without showing a browser window. Unfortunately, this feature is not currently supported when using Selenium WebDriver playback engine, which is the default and recommended engine. If you require this functionality you may try using the Legacy engine.
Known Selenium Driver Limitations
Using the Legacy Browser Playback Engine
tony
Re: Running SOATest Web Scenarios on Windows Server 2012 R2.
Please also make sure the Browser Helper Object has been enabled. When SOAtest launches Internet Explorer for the first time on a machine, there will be a small dialog at the bottom of the Internet Explorer browser window asking if you would like to enable "Recorder Registrar" or "Several Add-ons are ready to use." Click "Enable" to allow playback in Internet Explorer.
tony