Global Random Number for all test-cases
I would like to have a global variable, to be used in all of my tests, hence I configured in: citrus-context.xml the following:
<citrus:global-variables>
<citrus:variable name="myVariableName" value="citrus:randomNumber(3)"/>
</citrus:global-variables>
This seems to work, but the generated variable is changed to a new random number, everytime I refer to this variable.
$myVariableName $myVariableName $myVariableName
835 165 516
What is the preferred way to generate a random number to be used in all tests?
citrus-framework
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
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I would like to have a global variable, to be used in all of my tests, hence I configured in: citrus-context.xml the following:
<citrus:global-variables>
<citrus:variable name="myVariableName" value="citrus:randomNumber(3)"/>
</citrus:global-variables>
This seems to work, but the generated variable is changed to a new random number, everytime I refer to this variable.
$myVariableName $myVariableName $myVariableName
835 165 516
What is the preferred way to generate a random number to be used in all tests?
citrus-framework
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
add a comment |
I would like to have a global variable, to be used in all of my tests, hence I configured in: citrus-context.xml the following:
<citrus:global-variables>
<citrus:variable name="myVariableName" value="citrus:randomNumber(3)"/>
</citrus:global-variables>
This seems to work, but the generated variable is changed to a new random number, everytime I refer to this variable.
$myVariableName $myVariableName $myVariableName
835 165 516
What is the preferred way to generate a random number to be used in all tests?
citrus-framework
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
I would like to have a global variable, to be used in all of my tests, hence I configured in: citrus-context.xml the following:
<citrus:global-variables>
<citrus:variable name="myVariableName" value="citrus:randomNumber(3)"/>
</citrus:global-variables>
This seems to work, but the generated variable is changed to a new random number, everytime I refer to this variable.
$myVariableName $myVariableName $myVariableName
835 165 516
What is the preferred way to generate a random number to be used in all tests?
citrus-framework
citrus-framework
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
53
asked Nov 9 at 9:15
Christoph Wiechmann
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I solved this on my own, by implementing a BeforeSuite. Thanks to this post here: How should i pass variable extracted From Payload thru test classes?
So, this is how I did this:
public class InitializationTest extends TestDesignerBeforeSuiteSupport
@Override
public void beforeSuite(TestDesigner designer)
designer.createVariable("myGlobalNumber", RandomNumberFunction.getRandomNumber(3, true));
designer.action(new AbstractTestAction()
@Override public void doExecute(TestContext testContext)
testContext.getGlobalVariables()
.put("myGlobalNumber", testContext.getVariable("myGlobalNumber"));
);
answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
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Thx for reporting this!
Unfortunately you've found a bug in Citrus. It seems like the expression is evaluated every time the variable is called. This should not be the case. I've opened this issue on GitHub to track the bug.
BR,
Sven
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
Sven Hettwer
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I solved this on my own, by implementing a BeforeSuite. Thanks to this post here: How should i pass variable extracted From Payload thru test classes?
So, this is how I did this:
public class InitializationTest extends TestDesignerBeforeSuiteSupport
@Override
public void beforeSuite(TestDesigner designer)
designer.createVariable("myGlobalNumber", RandomNumberFunction.getRandomNumber(3, true));
designer.action(new AbstractTestAction()
@Override public void doExecute(TestContext testContext)
testContext.getGlobalVariables()
.put("myGlobalNumber", testContext.getVariable("myGlobalNumber"));
);
answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
53
add a comment |
I solved this on my own, by implementing a BeforeSuite. Thanks to this post here: How should i pass variable extracted From Payload thru test classes?
So, this is how I did this:
public class InitializationTest extends TestDesignerBeforeSuiteSupport
@Override
public void beforeSuite(TestDesigner designer)
designer.createVariable("myGlobalNumber", RandomNumberFunction.getRandomNumber(3, true));
designer.action(new AbstractTestAction()
@Override public void doExecute(TestContext testContext)
testContext.getGlobalVariables()
.put("myGlobalNumber", testContext.getVariable("myGlobalNumber"));
);
answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
53
add a comment |
I solved this on my own, by implementing a BeforeSuite. Thanks to this post here: How should i pass variable extracted From Payload thru test classes?
So, this is how I did this:
public class InitializationTest extends TestDesignerBeforeSuiteSupport
@Override
public void beforeSuite(TestDesigner designer)
designer.createVariable("myGlobalNumber", RandomNumberFunction.getRandomNumber(3, true));
designer.action(new AbstractTestAction()
@Override public void doExecute(TestContext testContext)
testContext.getGlobalVariables()
.put("myGlobalNumber", testContext.getVariable("myGlobalNumber"));
);
answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
53
I solved this on my own, by implementing a BeforeSuite. Thanks to this post here: How should i pass variable extracted From Payload thru test classes?
So, this is how I did this:
public class InitializationTest extends TestDesignerBeforeSuiteSupport
@Override
public void beforeSuite(TestDesigner designer)
designer.createVariable("myGlobalNumber", RandomNumberFunction.getRandomNumber(3, true));
designer.action(new AbstractTestAction()
@Override public void doExecute(TestContext testContext)
testContext.getGlobalVariables()
.put("myGlobalNumber", testContext.getVariable("myGlobalNumber"));
);
answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
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answered Nov 11 at 5:58
Christoph Wiechmann
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answered Nov 11 at 5:58
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answered Nov 11 at 5:58
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Thx for reporting this!
Unfortunately you've found a bug in Citrus. It seems like the expression is evaluated every time the variable is called. This should not be the case. I've opened this issue on GitHub to track the bug.
BR,
Sven
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
Sven Hettwer
285
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Thx for reporting this!
Unfortunately you've found a bug in Citrus. It seems like the expression is evaluated every time the variable is called. This should not be the case. I've opened this issue on GitHub to track the bug.
BR,
Sven
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
Sven Hettwer
285
add a comment |
Thx for reporting this!
Unfortunately you've found a bug in Citrus. It seems like the expression is evaluated every time the variable is called. This should not be the case. I've opened this issue on GitHub to track the bug.
BR,
Sven
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
Sven Hettwer
285
Thx for reporting this!
Unfortunately you've found a bug in Citrus. It seems like the expression is evaluated every time the variable is called. This should not be the case. I've opened this issue on GitHub to track the bug.
BR,
Sven
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
Sven Hettwer
285
answered Nov 16 at 10:59
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