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I use testinit with the system scheduler to run tests at scheduled times and
gather results. AFAIK multiple tests can be set running by testinit - it
returns control and terminates as soon as the test has started, so several
can be set off at once.
 
You can always write a little test cradle to run the batch files and gather
the results (I have done this).
 
What else is it you want to do?

-----Original Message-----
From: Jacek_Lawniczek@... [mailto:Jacek_Lawniczek@...]
Sent: 14 November 2003 08:33
To: opensta-users@...
Subject: [OpenSTA-users] Running multiple tests at the same time




Hi, 

Is it possible to run multiple tests at the same time? Maybe I have to use
Corba to do that? 
If not, is it possible to run multiple http scripts at the same time using
the command line interface? I mean something like testinit but to run a
script (not the whole test). Maybe I can use texecuter_htp or corba? 

I know I can put my scripts into the test and then run the test but this is
not enough. I need a command line (or better - programming) interface to run
specified scripts at specific times and capture the results. 

jacek.



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Hi,

Is it possible to run multiple tests at the same time? Maybe I have to use 
Corba to do that?
If not, is it possible to run multiple http scripts at the same time using 
the command line interface? I mean something like testinit but to run a 
script (not the whole test). Maybe I can use texecuter_htp or corba?

I know I can put my scripts into the test and then run the test but this 
is not enough. I need a command line (or better - programming) interface 
to run specified scripts at specific times and capture the results.

jacek.

Please try the following code:

Definitions
                 .......
	CHARACTER*512 USERNAME ( "username1" ), SCRIPT
	CHARACTER*512 PASSWORD ( "userpassword1" ), SCRIPT

	CHARACTER*512	MY_USERNAME , LOCAL
	CHARACTER*512	MY_PASSWORD , LOCAL

Code
                ........
	ACQUIRE MUTEX "LOGIN_TEST", ON ERROR GOTO ERR_LABEL
	                NEXT USERNAME
	 	NEXT PASSWORD
	 	Set MY_USERNAME = USERNAME
	 	Set MY_PASSWORD = PASSWORD
	RELEASE MUTEX "LOGIN_TEST"


               ! primary post uri part
               ,BODY "userName=" + MY_USERNAME + "&passWord=" + MY_PASSWORD 
+ &
                "&bnSubmit=Submit&token=1068607481927"


Cheers,

Tracey


>From: Effie Sharma <Effie.Sharma@...>
>Reply-To: opensta-users@...
>To: opensta-users@...
>Subject: [OpenSTA-users] using value list type variables in "primary post 
>uri"
>Date: Fri, 14 Nov 2003 10:03:32 +1100
>
>Dear OpenSTA group,
>
>The following problem I believe is extremely easy for those of you who
>have some experience.  The error occurs when running the script, and is:
>
>TModeller_Web.exe|2424|1-1|STUDENQ5|274|E* ERROR: FAILED PROCESSING TOF
>RECORD FOR SCRIPT LINE 274: CECListVar::get_value
>!Script Execution Failed.
>
>The code used is:
>
>! variable assignment part
>  CHARACTER*512 MY_USERNAME ( "username1" ), SCRIPT
>  CHARACTER*512 MY_PASSWORD ( "userpassword1" ), SCRIPT
>
>! primary post uri part
>,BODY "userName=" + MY_USERNAME + "&passWord=" + MY_PASSWORD +
>"&bnSubmit=Submit&token=1068607481927"
>
>The code was based on some code found in the documentation, but
>obviously something is still missing?
>
>Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Cheers
>Effie
>
>
>
>
>
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Thanks John we much appreciate your help, it is now working as expected.
For newbies the solution was ....

Try using the Next command in the code section.

Ex:

Code

Next MY_USERNAME
Next MY_PASSWORD

,BODY "userName=" + MY_USERNAME + "&passWord=" + MY_PASSWORD +
"&bnSubmit=Submit&token=1068607481927"


Cheers
Effie