Can we include the customize results in the Open Script Result Summary

Question

hi all
can we include the customize results in the Open Script Result Summary if we include what is the code.
customize result i mean
Scenario: i am checking the concurrent job is completed successfully or not
result:Concurrent Job Completed Successfully
i am want to see the above result in the Open Script Result Summary can anybody help me on this.

Answer 1

You want to launch a concurrent program, right? And to check the result, right?
Is that for a functional test script or a load test script?
Let's say it's functional. You have basically 2 options:
* Do it separately. You create a scenario which launches the program and you write the RequestID in a file, then you create a second script which read the file and then go to the concurrent processing dashboard and search for the RequestID and check the status. You have to desynchronize the 2 scripts. Launch the first one. And then, later on, launch the 2nd one when you are sure the program is finish.
* You do it in one single script and you wait til you get the status. See the code below I've written for a customer (for a POC);
This is not the best option in my opinion because you don't know how long you need to wait and therefore you block other scripts execution... But the customer wanted it like this.
               do {
                    delay(5000);
                    forms
                              .textField(
                                        "//forms:textField[(@name='JOBS_PHASE_0')]")
                              .storeAttribute("Batch_Phase", "text");
                    info("Phase du traitement: {{Batch_Phase}}");
                    forms
                              .button(56,
                                        "//forms:button[(@name='JOBS_REFRESH_0')]")
                              .click();
               } while ((eval("{{Batch_Phase}}").equals("Running")));
But wait, after having written all the stuff above, maybe you just want to check the toolbar status, is that correct?
Normally, OpenScript automatically insert a "status bar test".
Then I guess there's a default time-out (30 or 60 sec I think), you can maybe change to adapt.
Well, looping could also be an option as i describe above.
Let me know
JB