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force script end

bagsmodebagsmode Members
edited November -1 in Sahi - Open Source
I'm investigating the usage of the asserts and the callbacks.

Suppose I have an assert that fails, flow goes to onScriptFailure, but I want to end the script at that point, (don't want it to try to go on), what do I do to force the script to end?

Thanks,
Glenn

Comments

  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    Hi

    you could throw an exeption in onScriptFailure, catch it and then use logExceptionAsFailure() to stop the script.

    Regards
    Wormi
  • bagsmodebagsmode Members
    Hey Wormi,

    Guess I must have done something wrong with this one. I tried to just use the _logExceptionAsFailure() as suggested, but I'm still not terminating. Here is the script so that you can see what I'm doing (in the case you can see what I'm doing wrong right away and don't have to read thru the rest ;) :
    _log(_eval("navigator.userAgent"), "info");
    _setValue(_textbox("uname"), "testuser000");
    _setValue(_password("pword"), "123456");
    _click(_radio("rb_tkper"));
    _click(_submit("Log In"));

    try {
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in");
    } catch (e) {
    _logExceptionAsFailure(e);
    }

    _log("test if got here", "info");

    FYI, I tried putting the try/catch logExceptionAsFailure in the onScriptFailure function.. don't do that, endless loop :p (it fails, it goes to onScriptFailure, it fails the try, it goes to onScriptFailure, ...)

    So I'm hoping that I can find an API that will completely stop execution of the script. However, when I'm running the script above, I'm still executing a log statement that I put after the try/catch; ie it's not stopping execution when I call the logExceptionAsFailure. See output below:
    Starting script
    Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/535.19 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/18.0.1025.152 Safari/535.19 at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _log(_eval("navigator.userAgent"), "info"); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _setValue(_textbox("uname"), "testuser000"); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _setValue(_password("pword"), "123456"); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _click(_radio("rb_tkper")); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _click(_submit("Log In")); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:40 AM
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in");
    Assertion Failed. ERROR: did not log in at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:50 AM
    test if got here at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:52 AM
    _log("test if got here", "info"); at Apr 11, 2012 11:19:52 AM
    Stopping script

    Thanks for taking the time to look at this.

    Regards,
    Glenn
  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    funny XD

    try to put this in you onScriptFailure() 
     try {
    throw "Something failed"
  } catch (e) {
    _logExceptionAsFailure(e);
  }

    Could produce a loop too, but I think it's worth a try^^
  • bagsmodebagsmode Members
    OK, tried it, still have the same problem.
    Here's the script:
    function onScriptFailure(){
    _log(">> In onScriptFailure..ERROR", "error");

    try {
    throw "Something failed";
    } catch (e) {
    _logExceptionAsFailure(e);
    }
    }

    _setValue(_textbox("uname"), "testuser00000");
    _setValue(_password("pword"), "123456");
    _click(_radio("rb_tkper"));
    _click(_submit("Log In"));

    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), _sessionInfo().sessionId);
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in correctly");

    _log("should not be here", "info");

    _click(_link("2012-04-06"));

    Here's the output:
    Starting script
    _setValue(_textbox("uname"), "testuser00000"); at Apr 12, 2012 7:12:47 AM
    _setValue(_password("pword"), "123456"); at Apr 12, 2012 7:12:47 AM
    _click(_radio("rb_tkper")); at Apr 12, 2012 7:12:47 AM
    _click(_submit("Log In")); at Apr 12, 2012 7:12:47 AM
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), _sessionInfo().sessionId);
    Assertion Failed. sahi_cca9d15f08309040e9080d30d3c9ada00d8f at Apr 12, 2012 7:12:58 AM
    >> In onScriptFailure..ERROR at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:00 AM
    _log(">> In onScriptFailure..ERROR", "error"); at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:00 AM
    Logging exception:
    Something failed at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:00 AM
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in correctly");
    Assertion Failed. ERROR: did not log in correctly at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:10 AM
    >> In onScriptFailure..ERROR at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:12 AM
    _log(">> In onScriptFailure..ERROR", "error"); at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:12 AM
    Logging exception:
    Something failed at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:12 AM
    should not be here at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:12 AM
    _log("should not be here", "info"); at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:12 AM
    _click(_link("2012-04-06"));
    Error: The parameter passed to _click was not found on the browser at Apr 12, 2012 7:13:22 AM
    Stopping script

    Finally failed on the click link. So I guess as long as I send it a link that doesn't exist, I can get it to break.. but I was looking for something more elegant (but will settle for whatever works ;)

    Thanks for trying.

    Kind Regards,
    Glenn
  • akanboakanbo Members
    Hi, i'm also having this issue with the latest Sahi Pro 4.3.

    i tried:
    Method A:
    try {
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in");
    } catch (e) {
    _logExceptionAsFailure(e);
    }
    _log("test if got here", "info");
    function onScriptFailure($e){
    throw "Failed on Script Failure";
    }

    Method B:
    onScriptFailure = onScriptError;
    _assertNotExists(_submit("Log In"), "ERROR: did not log in");
    _log("test if got here", "info");
    function onScriptError($e){
    _logExceptionAsFailure($e);
    }

    All the method above doesn't stop the script. Any idea/solution/workaround?
  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    Well.. my current unintended workaround is a testRunner.js
    function runSingleTestV3($testFunction) {
    setUp()
    try{
      $testFunction();
    } catch ($e) {
      _logExceptionAsFailure($e);
    }
    tearDown();
}

    Use onScriptError to throw something and the testrunner will catch it, execute a tearDown if you like and then the execution is finished
  • akanboakanbo Members
    edited August 2012
    Hi globalworming,

    Where is the testRunner.js located at?
    I though we run the testrunner.bat instead of testRunner.js?

    Thanks.
  • globalwormingglobalworming Moderators
    Oh unfortunate misconception.... testRunner.js is no file provided by sahi

    you have to create that file somewhere and _include() it.
    _include("File where runSingleTestV3 is located")

function mytest(){
  _log("i fail")
  _click(_link("nothing"));
  _log("won't come here")
}

runSingleTestV3(mytest)

    to get a data driven feeling with this one, or just to add some parameters, refer to http://wiredworm.blogspot.de/2012/05/page-objects.html
  • akanboakanbo Members
    Hi,

    Thanks for your workaround. I'm looking into this workaround.
    But, Just would like to know if Sahi is going to look into this issue as i think a lot of users are using assert in their Automation also.

    Thanks.
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