As talked about in section "process: Run a process" in the STAX User's
Guide at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAX/staxug.html#Header_Process, after
a <process> has completed (or if it could not be started) the following
variables are set and can be referenced by the job:
RC - the return code from the process. It is numeric. If it's the actual
return code from the process, it is a Python Long numeric type (e.g. 0L,
25L). If an error occurred starting the process, it is a Python Integer
numeric type.
STAFResult - the STAF result from starting the process. If the process
failed to start successfully, it contains any error messages from starting
the process in a Python string type. If the process started successfully,
it is set to special Python object None.
STAXResult - contains any files specified by returnstdout, returnstderr,
and/or returnfile(s)
So, if you have a <process>, it sets these three variables. If you then
run another process, it will again set these three variables (so the
previous values are overwritten). If you don't want to check the RC
immediately after a <process> for some reason, then you can save the
process's RC (and STAFResult and STAXResult if desired), e.g. saveRC = RC.
Note that in addition to the <process> element setting RC, other elements
such as <stafcmd>, <job>, or <timer> also set RC, so if you don't check
the RC variable immediately following the element, then the value of RC
may have been changed by these elements.
I made some changes in blue in your examples to show how you could save
the RC and STAFResult from the first process, run another process, and
then check the RC of the first process. Or, you could check the RC
immediately after the <process> (e.g. before running another <process>,
<stafcmd>, etc).
<if expr="TestComponent == 'Fitnesse'">
<sequence>
<!--pname2 = '"SecurityTemplates?suite"'-->
<script>
jarName = 'C:\\Fitnesse\\fitnesse-standalone.jar'
cmd = 'java'
param1 = ' -jar '
pname1 = " -c "
var1 = '?test'
pname2 = TestDriverName + var1
myworkdir = 'C:\\Fitnesse'
pname3 = ' -b "C:\FitnesseResults.html"'
pname4 = ' -p 8080'
</script>
<log message="1">'%s %s %s %s %s %s %s' % (cmd, param1, jarName,
pname4, pname1,pname2,pname3)</log>
<process>
<location>machine</location>
<command mode="'shell'">
'%s %s %s %s %s %s %s' % (cmd, param1, jarName, pname4, pname1,
pname2, pname3)
</command>
<workdir>myworkdir</workdir>
</process>
<script>
# Save the process's RC and result to check later
tcRC = RC
tcResult = STAFResult
</script>
<script>
SendResult ='C:\\Automation_STAF\\Dependacies\\ParseResults.exe'
newworkdir ='C:\\Automation_STAF\\Dependacies'
</script>
<process>
<location>machine</location>
<command mode="'shell'">'%s %s' %
(SendResult,TestDriverName)</command>
<workdir>newworkdir</workdir>
</process>
</sequence>
</if>
<if expr="tcRC == 0">
<sequence>
<log message="1">tcRC</log>
<tcstatus result="'pass'"/>
<script>val = 'Passed'</script>
<call function="'RunTestsInQC'">TCID,val</call>
<call function="'Etrack'">TCID,TestDriverName,"PASS"</call>
</sequence>
<else>
<sequence>
<log message="1">tcRC</log>
<!--<tcstatus result="'fail'">'RC=%s ' % (tcRC)</tcstatus>-->
<call function="'RunTestsInQC'">TCID,"Failed"</call>
<call function="'Etrack'">TCID,TestDriverName,"FAIL"</call>
</sequence>
</else>
</if>
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Sharon Lucas
IBM Austin, luc...@us.ibm.com
(512) 286-7313 or Tieline 363-7313
From: Sandeep Bhosale <sandeep.bhos...@gmail.com>
To: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net,
Date: 10/18/2013 06:22 AM
Subject: [staf-users] Difficulty in Identifying RC Code
Hi all,
I have my framework defined in STAF/STAX. I am using the STAF/STAX to run
the fitness test cases in parallel. In the fitness test case I am using
the
SEND message method to send the test case result back to STAF. And
depending
on RC I am marking the test case PASS/FAIL in QC and changing he defect
status in ETRACK.
Here I have written below functions. Here I am able to run the test cases
on
remote machine. I have used process element to run test cases on remote
machine. But the issue is when the test case is PASS/FAIL i am getting the
RC two times. One is if the test case is launched on remote machine then I
am getting RC code as 0 and second is from my test case I am sending the
message PASS/FAIL. Now the issue is when the test case is failed I am
getting the RC code is 0(coz the test case is launched successfully.) and
then 1 (From the the test case result where I have used to send the Fail
message to the STAF).
Here I want the RC code which is returned from my test case(PASS/FAIL).
How
can I suppress the process element RC code and get the actual test case
code. My functions are written as below (Fitnesse is my function name)
<if expr="TestComponent == 'Fitnesse'">
<sequence>
<!--pname2 = '"SecurityTemplates?suite"'-->
<script>
jarName = 'C:\\\Fitnesse\\fitnesse-standalone.jar'
cmd = 'java'
param1 = ' -jar '
pname1 = " -c "
var1 = '?test'
pname2 = TestDriverName + var1
myworkdir = 'C:\\\Fitnesse'
pname3 = ' -b "C:\FitnesseResults.html"'
pname4 = ' -p 8080'
</script>
<log message="1">'%s %s %s %s %s %s %s' % (cmd, param1,
jarName,
pname4, pname1,pname2,pname3)</log>
<process>
<location>machine</location>
<command mode="'shell'">'%s %s %s %s %s %s %s' % (cmd,
param1,
jarName, pname4, pname1,pname2,pname3)</command>
<workdir>myworkdir</workdir>
</process>
<script>
SendResult
='C:\\Automation_STAF\\Dependacies\\ParseResults.exe'
newworkdir ='C:\\Automation_STAF\\Dependacies'
</script>
<process>
<location>machine</location>
<command mode="'shell'">'%s %s' %
(SendResult,TestDriverName)</command>
<workdir>newworkdir</workdir>
</process>
</sequence>
</if>
<if expr="RC == 0">
<sequence>
<log message="1">RC</log>
<tcstatus result="'pass'"/>
<script>val = 'Passed'</script>
<call function="'RunTestsInQC'">TCID,val</call>
<call function="'Etrack'">TCID,TestDriverName,"PASS"</call>
</sequence>
</if>
<if expr="RC != 0">
<sequence>
<log message="1">RC</log>
<!--<tcstatus result="'fail'">'RC=%s ' % (RC)</tcstatus>-->
<call function="'RunTestsInQC'">TCID,"Failed"</call>
<call function="'Etrack'">TCID,TestDriverName,"FAIL"</call>
</sequence>
</if>
In the If statement I am checking the RC code returning from the test
cases.
But here I am getting the RC value 2 times. One from the process element
and
second from the test case. How can I check the value from test case only?
Thanks in advance.
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