Re: [Webtest] Strange Excel-Value-Test

Michael Habbert Fri, 16 Jan 2009 03:43:26 -0800

Hi Immo,

your right:

------------------------- corrected version---------------------------------


<invoke url="https://url-to-excelfile";
                   username="${portalUserTest}"
                   password="${portalUserPasswordTest}"/>
<excelVerifyCellValue cell="D2" text="Ergebnis Werbemittelhochrechnung"/>

<excelVerifyCellValue cell="H2" text="Hochrechnung${ags.standard.test.season.label} vom .* (Standardkurven-Hochrechnung)"/>so for now the Excel gets downloaded and the first check succeeds butthe second not.



     Details

expected value  Hochrechnung HW2008 vom .* (Standardkurven-Hochrechnung)
actual value    Hochrechnung HW2008 vom 13.01.2009  
(Standardkurven-Hochrechnung)

-----------------------------------------------

I also tried: "\d{1,2}\.\d{1,2}\.2009" but it also failed

btw. I'm using: R_1724

yours

Michael Habbert




Hueneke, Immo schrieb:

Hi Michael,

I can't actually see the regex delimiters in your WebTest script. Are you sure you have 
included them as illustrated in your "expected value" below?

Best regards,
Immo

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Subject: [Webtest] Strange Excel-Value-Test

Hi Folks,

I'm using webtests quite intensive and decided to extend one test tocheck a Excelfile - provided by a webpage.


So I'm testing:

<invoke url="https://url-to-excelfile";
                    username="${portalUserTest}"
                    password="${portalUserPasswordTest}"/>
<excelVerifyCellValue cell="D2" text="Ergebnis Werbemittelhochrechnung"/>



      Details

expected value  /Hochrechnung HW2008 vom .* (Standardkurven-Hochrechnung)/

actual value Hochrechnung HW2008 vom 13.01.2009(Standardkurven-Hochrechnung)





I found some examples on the webtest-pages:

<excelVerifyCellValue cell="E#{row}" text="/SUM\(.*\)/"/>
<excelVerifyCellValue cell="O99" text="/\d+/" description="Check number"/>

which indicate the usage of regex, I am right?

Any hints?

thanks

Yours
Michael Habbert

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