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Command-line scripting in e-tester
VePuli-Oracle
Member Posts: 22 Employee
Hi,
below are my requirement.
1. I need to start e-tester functional testing via a script
2. Something like ./etester <input job name> <start|stop>
3. If possible start it in silent mode (non-gui) execution.
Is it possible to create a script in e-tester to start it from command-prompt shown above.
thanks,
Venu.
below are my requirement.
1. I need to start e-tester functional testing via a script
2. Something like ./etester <input job name> <start|stop>
3. If possible start it in silent mode (non-gui) execution.
Is it possible to create a script in e-tester to start it from command-prompt shown above.
thanks,
Venu.
Answers
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use ETesterEx.exe from command prompt
refer OFTAPIReference.pdf which is part of documentation for doing it through external script with more options -
Thanks for the information. I looked under documentation and did not find any pdf document you mentioned below
OFTAPIReference.pdf
If possible, can you paste sample commands.
My goal is to run it from DOS prompt and not create any VB scripts.
Somethig like ./etester start <filename> in a similar fashion.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
thanks. -
etesterex.exe c:\OATS\XX\XX\myScript.mom
Basically etesterex.exe followed by full path to script
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