Full path name of Current Executing Script

DonnaMoores

Is there any way to get hold of the full path name of the current executing script?

Cheers
Donna

lausser

Me too
I am writing my testscripts like this

var $testname = "app_web_naprax_internal_check_login";

function process_result($test, $result) {
  var $stmt = 'insert into testresults (test, result, time) values(' +
      '\'' + $test + '\', ' + '\'' + $result + '\', sysdate())'       
  var db = _getDB("com.mysql.jdbc.Driver",
      "jdbc:mysql://localhost/sahi", "sahi", "***");
  db.update($stmt);
}


try {
  .....
  // do the checks
  process_result($testname, 'success');
} catch(e) {
  process_result($testname, 'failure');
}

and it would be nice if the script would know it's own name (and maybe even the suite) automatically, so i don't need to hard-code it.

Gerhard

narayan

You can already use _scriptName() to get the name.

For the path, here is a small hack.

function getScriptPath = function(){
    return ("" + ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath()). replace(/\\/g, "\\\\");
}

$path = getScriptPath();

In the coming versions, an API _scriptPath will be added.

DonnaMoores

cheers

Donna

lausser

Something strange happens here. The Script does not run with this function. I debugged now for several hours, but no solution...
ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath().replace(/\\/g, "\\\\") does not work.

var $longpath = ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath().toString();

can be executed. typoeof($longpath) even says it it a string. Also $longpath.search(/\\/) says there's a backslash at position 2 (C:\..). I can _debug($longpath(0, 4)) and i see C:U (C:\Users..)
But as soon as i do something else with this string, it fails. Especially the replace.
Does anybody have an idea whats wrong with this string? Or with me?

Gerhard

UPDATE: I'm at home now and cannot test it. Can it be that ...getFilePath() returns a Java-String which must first be converted to a JavaScript-String? Like this:

return String("" + ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath()). replace(/\\/g, "\\\\");

UPDATE2: the ""+ already does this...

narayan

Yes Gerhard, ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath() does return a Java string which is converted to a js string by concatenating with an empty js string.

lausser

Thanks, Narayan. It's working now.

I organise my tests with a subdirectory for each suite.

scripts/
  suite1/
    suite1.suite
    test1.sah
    test2.sah
  suite2/
    suite2.suite
    test1.sah
...

and the following snippet gives me the suite name and the test name.

var $scriptPath = ("" + ScriptRunner.getScript().getFilePath());
  if ($scriptPath.search(/\\/)) { // Windows
    var $arrScriptPath = $scriptPath.split(/\\/);
  } else {
    var $arrScriptPath = $scriptPath.split(/\//);
  }
  var $nagiosTestScript = $arrScriptPath.pop().replace(/\.sah/, '');
  var $nagiosTestSuite = $arrScriptPath.pop();

Cheers,
Gerhard