Re: (no subject)

Webtest produces WebTestReport.xml and WebTestSummary.xml for all tests. You
can basically present these in a different way by specifying a different
XSLT file, if I am not wrong. A default XSLT is applied which produces all
the HTML output.
Josep


2010/11/26 Gert Pauwels <[email protected]>

>  Hi,
>
> I've been working with Canoo for quite some time now and have it set up
> pretty good. I now would like to improve the test result report that I get
> when the test run is finished. The report we get now just contains a title
> and a table containing all the test sets that we have run, plus the result.
> Clicking on the test set, you can get to the details, i.e. the test cases
> and their steps. See attachment if it makes it through to the list.
>
> I need to know:
>
> o  what we can change in the report, and
> o to what extent the underlying Canoo build structure needs to be changed
> to cater for a clearer report, and
> o what the possibilities are in the use of one or multiple build.xmls
> and/or suite.xmls, and
> o whether or not we can have specific reports based on the decision to run
> this or that build.xml
>
> The idea behind the report is that you get a specific report depending the
> tests you run. If you run tests for one component only, can I get a report
> with the name of that component on top and in the table an overview of the
> testsets that I have run? And in the case where I run tests for several
> components at the same time, can I have a general report title, with a table
> that enables me to drill down on one component and go back to look at the
> other components? In short, how flexible is the reporting functionality in
> Canoo?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Gert
>
>