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How do I add additional files to an execution result using the CLA?

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steve martino (66●8●9) | asked Jan 22 '14, 11:40 a.m.
I have reviewed the article: https://jazz.net/library/article/809/#AttachFiles and cannot get the CLA to return my files to the RQM test results.

Listed below is my "commandline.properties":
# Note to U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights: 
# Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule
# Contract with IBM Corp.
###############################################################################
###
### Exit Code Properties
###
# The following properties are used to control the mapping of application exit codes to
# RQM result codes.  Note that the number in the property value denotes the exit code
# number with the exception of '*' which denotes all non-specified exit codes.  Note
# that no exit code should be repeated and repeating exit codes may map to an unexpected
# value.
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.PASSED=0
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.PASSED=1
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.FAILED=*
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.ERROR=40
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.INCOMPLETE=41
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.INCONCLUSIVE=42
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.BLOCKED=43
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.PARTIALLY_BLOCKED=44
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.PERMANENTLY_FAILED=45
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.exitcode.DEFERRED=46

###
### Generic Command Line Properties
###
# Append default Java system properties to execution result record if this property
# is set to true
com.ibm.rqm.commandline.systemproperties=False

# Optionally define a property file that gets used to update the status of the running
# command line execution.  This text file must be written in Java properties format with
# two properties that the command line adapter will read, "progress" property as an
# integer value between 0 - 99 and an optional "comment" property read as a string value.
#
# If this file exists when the command line execution process begins, it will be truncated
# to clear any previous values.
#
# An environment variable named "qm_ExecutionPropertiesFile" will be created in the
# command line execution process and initialized to the value specified.
#com.ibm.rqm.commandline.executionproperties=/home/ppos/adapters/execution.properties

# Define the set of executables that will be allowed to be run by an instance of this adapter.  Any executable
# not in this list will be rejected and the execution result record updated to highlight the cause of the failure.
# Multiple executables may be specified as long as they are separated by a comma.
#com.ibm.rqm.commandline.allowed_executables=first.bat,second.exe,third

# Set the maximum size (in megabytes) that is allowed for files attached to the execution result.
com.ibm.rqm.adapter.resultAttachmentsFile.maxfilesize=50

###
### Properties Added to Execution Result
###
# All properties that do not start with "com.ibm.rqm." are simply appended to the execution
# result file.  Note that commandline.properties is read only once at adapter startup. 
# To dynamically add properties to an Execution Result at runtime, append them to the file specified by
# the environment variable qm_CustomPropertiesFile.
#application_under_test=undefined
#build_id=undefined
#application_database=db2
importLog=/home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/report.html

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Ara Masrof (3.2k●1●5) | answered Jan 22 '14, 12:58 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER
 Steve,
Are you running the Command Line Adapter on a Windows Platform?
Is so, try creating a simple .bat file like this:

@ECHO off
ECHO myLogFile=C:/temp/rqmupload.log >> "%qm_AttachmentsFile%"
ECHO Hello World!

Note that I'm using forward slashes in the path pointing to the report file even on Windows platform.  Since that value is going into a java properties file we either need to use forward slashes or escape any usage of backslashes.  Also note the quotes around the evaluation of qm_AttachementsFile in case the path has any spaces in it (which it often does for temporary files). 

Ara
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steve martino commented Jan 22 '14, 6:12 p.m.

Nope Linux

Ara Masrof commented Jan 22 '14, 9:15 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

Are you running shell script?

Can you include the syntax of the line that's referencing the attachment?  

steve martino commented Jan 23 '14, 12:34 p.m. | edited Jan 23 '14, 12:40 p.m.

This is the script that executes the test using the automation tool QFtest:


qftest -batch -calldaemon -daemonhost reg04.4999.menards.net -daemonport 1234 -verbose tests -runlog /home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/+b -suitedir /home/ppos/qfscripts AutomatedCases.qft#"Master.$1"
sleep 5
qftest -batch  -genreport -report.html /home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/ -runlogdir /home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/ /home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/AutomatedCases_Master.$1.qrz
cp ./AutomatedCases_Master.$1.html ./report.html

I am assuming that the entry in the commandline.properties: importLog=/home/ppos/qfscripts/logs/report.html; would indicte to the CLA that the file named "report.html" would be uploaded.

Is there an equivalant Linux command to: "ECHO myLogFile=C:/temp/rqmupload.log >> "%qm_AttachmentsFile%"?

steve martino commented Jan 23 '14, 2:22 p.m.

Figured it out:
echo "testResults=\/home\/ppos\/qfscripts\/logs\/report.html" >> $qm_AttachmentsFile
echo "testResultsXML=\/home\/ppos\/qfscripts\/logs\/report.xml" >> $qm_AttachmentsFile
echo "testResultImages=\/home\/ppos\/qfscripts\/logs\/report.tar" >> $qm_AttachmentsFile

But now, I get "Failed" result returned. Any Ideas?

Ara Masrof commented Jan 23 '14, 4:14 p.m.
JAZZ DEVELOPER

Steve,

Are you setting the resulting explicitly but its returning a Failed instead?


Ara

steve martino commented Jan 23 '14, 4:37 p.m.

I am computing the result based on data from an html file and ending the script with either a "exit 0" or "exit 1"

steve martino commented Jan 23 '14, 4:38 p.m. | edited Jan 23 '14, 4:42 p.m.

I am returning an "exit" code from my script that the CLA executes. I am not setting any values.

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Leesen Padayachee (99●62●120) | answered Mar 19 '15, 3:54 a.m.
Hi Ara

Please could you assist me with directing my execution result to a log file that is created after every test. I have successfully run the test via CLA, and from the configs above, I can see that you point your .bat file to an exact log file. But how would this be done if a new folder is created with the log inside after every test run?

Thanks

Leesen

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