Log html page after a fail

robyrobot

Hi all,

it is possible to write down the content of a page after a fail occours ?

I tried with this

_writetoFile(document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML, "myfile.html");

...

but I've obtained as a content of the file myfile.html this ..

document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML;document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML

Cheers

Roby

P.S: this is important for debug purposes, and hope to be possibile in future release, because in the log file it will no log the html of the page that make the test to fails. As an example it is possible to look at the log that the canoo web test will produce, where it is possible to access at the html page where the fails occours.

P.P.S: nevertheless it is a wonderfull testing tool ;-)

robyrobot

robyrobot wrote:

Hi all,

it is possible to write down the content of a page after a fail occours ?

I tried with this

_writetoFile(document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML, "myfile.html");

...

but I've obtained as a content of the file myfile.html this ..

document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML;document.getElementByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML

Cheers

Roby

P.S: this is important for debug purposes, and hope to be possibile in future release, because in the log file it will no log the html of the page that make the test to fails. As an example it is possible to look at the log that the canoo web test will produce, where it is possible to access at the html page where the fails occours.

P.P.S: nevertheless it is a wonderfull testing tool ;-)

I found a solution by myself ... I will sare it with you :-))

the solution is:

var $html = document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML;
...
and when you wnat to log the page use ...

_debugToFile($html, "myfile.html");

Hope this can help someone else

Cheers

Roby

pankaj.nith

Hi,

Thats cool! but how do you make it trigger after a failure occurs?

Regards,
Pankaj

robyrobot

pankaj.nith wrote:

Hi,

Thats cool! but how do you make it trigger after a failure occurs?

Regards,
Pankaj

well .. i create a function like this
function dumpPage($path)
{
var $html = document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML;
_debugToFile($html, $path, true);
}

and i call to it into a try catch block

try
{
.. here your code if an assert occours it will be cached and page dunped ;-)
}
catch(e)
{
_log(e);
dumpPage("c:\mydumpedpage.html");
}

narayan

That is cool Roby. Thanks for sharing.
But I think _writeToFile(xx.innerHTML, fileName) should also work. I think it is inconsistent if that does not work. Will have a look at it.

Thanks,
Narayan

robyrobot

narayan wrote:

That is cool Roby. Thanks for sharing.
But I think _writeToFile(xx.innerHTML, fileName) should also work. I think it is inconsistent if that does not work. Will have a look at it.

Thanks,
Narayan

Hi narayan,

I tried with:

_writetoFile(document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML, "c:\mylog.html");

but I got the following content in the c:\mylog.html file:

document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML

it seems to write down the command instead of the content

but ...


if I wrote:
var $content;
var $html = document.getElementsByTagName("html")[0].innerHTML;
_set($content, $html);
_writeToFile($content, " c:\mylog.html", true);

it works!

Cheers

Roby

P.S: but for compiling from source code ... there's some other jars to get ? I trying with netbeans ide but some jars are missing