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47.7

Test-run listeners

Once registered with the current run-context via rc.addTestRunListener, an implementation of the TestRunListener interface will get notified whenever test execution enters or exits a node and when a problem occurs. An illustrative example is provided in the test-suite TestRunListener.qft, located in the directory demo/runlistener in your QF-Test installation. Best deactivate the debugger before running the whole test-suite.

Note A variant of the TestRunListener interface called DaemonTestRunLister can be used to monitor a test-run remotely via the daemon API. It is described in subsection 48.2.5.

The run listener API consists of the following classes:

47.7.1

The TestRunListener interface

The interface de.qfs.apps.qftest.extensions.qftest.TestRunListener has to be implemented and registered with a run-context via rc.addTestRunListener().

Note To implement the interface you can also derive from the class de.qfs.apps.qftest.extensions.qftest.AbstractTestRunListener which provides empty implementations of all methods so you only need to implement those methods you are interested in.


`void runStarted(TestRunEvent event)`
Notify the listener that a test-run was started.
Parameters
`event`	The event containing the details, irrelevant in this case.

`void runStopped(TestRunEvent event)`
Notify the listener that a test-run was stopped.
Parameters
`event`	The event containing the details, irrelevant in this case.

`void nodeEntered(TestRunEvent event)`
Notify the listener that a node is being entered.
Parameters
`event`	The event containing the details.

`void nodeExited(TestRunEvent event)`
Notify the listener that a node was just exited.
Parameters
`event`	The event containing the details.

`void problemOccurred(TestRunEvent event)`
Notify the listener that a problem occurred.
Parameters
`event`	The event containing the details.

47.7.2

The class TestRunEvent

The class de.qfs.apps.qftest.extensions.qftest.TestRunEvent holds information about the currently executed nodes and the current error state. It defines the following constants for execution states and error levels: STATE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, STATE_SKIPPED, STATE_OK, STATE_WARNING, STATE_ERROR and STATE_EXCEPTION. The first two states apply only to 'Test-set' and 'Test-case' nodes.

In the runStopped method you can also check whether the test run has been interrupted or completed normally. Therefore the constants STATE_RUN_INTERRUPTED and STATE_RUN_TERMINATED are defined.


`TestSuiteNode getNode()`
Get the current node
Returns	The current node or null for `runStarted` and `runStopped`.

`TestSuiteNode[] getPath()`
Get the whole tree path for the current node.
Returns	The path for the current node as seen from the run-log, equivalent to the execution stack, or null for `runStarted` and `runStopped`. The last node in the array is the current node.

`int getState()`
Get the overall execution state for the current node.
Returns	The overall propagating state for the current node, the highest error level of this node and its children, possibly limited by 'Maximum error level' attributes. Available only for `nodeExited` and `problemOccurred`.

`int getLocalState()`
Get the execution state for the current node.
Returns	The local execution state for the current node, the highest error level of this node and its children regardless of whether this state propagates to the top. Available only for `nodeExited` and `problemOccurred`. For 'Test-set' and 'Test-case' nodes the local state can also be one of `STATE_SKIPPED` or `STATE_NOT_IMPLEMENTED`.

`String getMessage()`
Get the current error message.
Returns	The message for the current warning, error or exception. Only available for `problemOccurred`.

`int getExceptions()`
Get the exception count for the exited node.
Returns	The total exception count for the node just exited. Only available for `nodeExited`.

`int getErrors()`
Get the error count for the exited node.
Returns	The total error count for the node just exited. Only available for `nodeExited`.

`int getWarnings()`
Get the warning count for the exited node.
Returns	The total warning count for the node just exited. Only available for `nodeExited`.

`JsonObject asJsonValue()`
Serializes the event object as `JsonObject`. This can be used to simplify the interaction of TestRunListeners with Json-based tools like web services or databases. The API of the Json library embedded in QF-Test is documented in the file `doc/javadoc/json.zip` in your QF-Test installation
Returns	The object as `JsonObject`.

47.7.3

The class TestSuiteNode

A de.qfs.apps.qftest.extensions.qftest.TestSuiteNode is a representation of a QF-Test node that is currently being executed, including information about the type of node, its name, comment, etc.


`String getSuite()`
Get the test-suite to which the node belongs.
Returns	The full path of the test-suite to which the node belongs.

`String getType()`
Get the type of the node.
Returns	The type of node, the last part of the name of the class implementing the node's behavior.

`String getName()`
Get the name of the node.
Returns	The name of the node or null if that type of node does not have a 'Name' attribute.

`String getReportName()`
Get the report name of the node.
Returns	The expanded report name for 'Test-set' and 'Test-case' nodes. The normal name for other nodes or null if undefined.

`String getTreeName()`
Get the tree name of the node.
Returns	The name of the node as displayed in the test-suite tree.

`String getId()`
Get the ID of the node.
Returns	The ID of the node.

`String getComment()`
Get the comment of the node.
Returns	Get the expanded comment of the node.

`String getComponentId()`
Get the QF-Test ID of the component of the node, if available.
Returns	Get the expanded QF-Test ID of the component of the node.

`JsonObject asJsonValue()`
Serializes the node as `JsonObject`.
Returns	The object as `JsonObject`.