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How to interpret the HTML of "Result Details" link

Hi guys,

I m using this RQM interface: "Execution -> "View test cases" -> "Run test Case (the green play-Icon)" -> after the execution I get "Execution Result" interface.

Since I m using a "commandLine result" in the subSection "Result Details" there are two links. Those are the stdout and stderror coming from the shell of an executable file.
Infact, the stdout is the same that I see in the window shell of this executable. This executable returns just an ECHO wich is an HTML string (echo "<html><body><a> link </a></body></html>") which is interpreted as a normal string instead to be interpreted as HTML format by the browser.
how can I interpret as HTML format this string ??Should I put specific escape characters in the echo string??

Thanks in advance

Andrea

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You can't change this behavior. The standard out and error are uploaded as a document of type "text/plain" by the CommandLineAdapter, on clicking the link the browser renders it as a text document.

Hi guys,

I m using this RQM interface: "Execution -> "View test cases" -> "Run test Case (the green play-Icon)" -> after the execution I get "Execution Result" interface.

Since I m using a "commandLine result" in the subSection "Result Details" there are two links. Those are the stdout and stderror coming from the shell of an executable file.
Infact, the stdout is the same that I see in the window shell of this executable. This executable returns just an ECHO wich is an HTML string (echo "<html><body><a> link </a></body></html>") which is interpreted as a normal string instead to be interpreted as HTML format by the browser.
how can I interpret as HTML format this string ??Should I put specific escape characters in the echo string??

Thanks in advance

Andrea

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