Hi Stefan,
I think that more information about a lot of canoo's commands you can
find on ANT webs. Because the Canoo uses and needs the ANT.
So for example the answer for your question is on page:
http://ant.apache.org/manual/Tasks/parallel.html
You can use tag <sequential> to say which TCs should not be run in
parallel together. For example:
<parallel threadCount='3'>
<sequential>
<ant antfile="cases1/cases1.xml"/>
<ant antfile="cases2/cases2.xml"/>
</sequential>
<ant antfile="cases3/cases3.xml"/>
<ant antfile="cases4/cases4.xml"/>
...
</parallel>
means case1 doesn't run together with case2.
Case2 will start when case1 is finished.
(e.g. because case1 has an impact on case2 or vice versa .)
But the case1 will still run with another cases (3,4,..) together.
(e.g. because they don't have impact one to other.)
To be honoust I have a lot of problems with <datadriven> when I use the
parallel. (But I don't know why.) So for example the cases where the
datadriven is used, I usually set between the <sequential>.
Regards,
Mato
-----Original Message-----
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [Webtest] How to use parallel testing?
>
> Hello Roman,
>
> thanks for your quick reply. But when I do it like you described it, >
I will
> launch all my tests parallel. I don't want that, because some suite can't
> run parallel. The question that I have is: how can I specify which suites
> run parallel and which not?
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