q: *Is there any way I can get the complete report to be save in a different
path?*

Hi everybody,

                    I have recently changed the resultpath attribute of a
test to save the results in a specific directory but the index file is not
being created.

This is what I am trying to do:

The team is going to be running test cases on a server, and I what to
persist the results according to the user/environment/execution. So I would
like to have the following file structure:


   -   executions
      -   results
   - hernan
            - dev
               - 090912
               - qa
            - live
         - pepe
            - dev
               - Monday
               - Tuesday
            - qa
               - 0
               - 1
               - 2
               - live
         - dalily (cron that runs some tests)
            - dev
            - qa
            - live
         - weekly (cron that runs some other tests)
            - dev
            - qa
            - live


    once I run:
    mvn test -Dtester=daily -Denvironment=dev -Dexecution=$(date
'+%y/%m/%d')

it runs:

public void testCountryLevel() {
 .
 .
 .
   webtest("Homepage Follow/NoFollow - Country:$country.id") {
        homepageA = new WebTestOlxHomepageActions(ant, homepageV)
        config(haltonerror: "false", haltonfailure: "false", browser: 'ff3',
resultpath:Settings.getResultsPath()) {
          option name: "ThrowExceptionOnScriptError", value: "false"
        }
.
.
.
 }

and then on  /daily/dev/09/12/09/ it's saving:

the folders of each webTest with the following files

   - the invokes
   - webtestReport.html
   - webtestSummary.xml
   - webtestReport.xml

but I am not getting the *index* file (summary of all test cases). *Is there
any way I can get the complete report to be save in a different path?*

thanks in advance,

Hernan

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