Hello,
I have a lot of big scripts a lot of test criteria. Is there a way to import test criteria for a tester? I know the import function for the AttributeFilter but that doesn't fulfill my needs.
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Something i've done in similar situations is format my test criteria in the format the FMW uses and manually insert it.
In the .fmw (basically a text file) this tester
Looks like
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="ADVANCED_GROUP" PARM_VALUE=""/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="BOOL_OP" PARM_VALUE="COMPOSITE"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="COMPOSITE_MSG" PARM_VALUE=""/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="COMPOSITE_TEST" PARM_VALUE="1 AND ( 2 OR 3 )"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="PRESERVE_FEATURE_ORDER" PARM_VALUE="Per Output Port"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="TEST_CLAUSE" PARM_VALUE="TEST a = 2 TEST b <= 63 TEST c NOT_!= 21"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="TEST_CLAUSE_GRP" PARM_VALUE=""/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="TEST_MODE" PARM_VALUE="TEST"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="TEST_PREVIEW_GROUP" PARM_VALUE="FME_DISCLOSURE_OPEN"/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="TRANSFORMER_GROUP" PARM_VALUE=""/>
#! <XFORM_PARM PARM_NAME="XFORMER_NAME" PARM_VALUE="Tester"/>The two main parts your looking for are the "TEST_CLAUSE" and "COMPOSITE_TEST"
TEST_CLAUSE contains your clauses separated by a linefeed ( ) - note some of the conditions have html encoding
- TEST a = 2
- TEST b <= 63
- TEST c NOT_!= 21
These test clauses are then assigned a numeric value based on their order. COMPOSITE_TEST then specifies how these are ordered
- 1 AND ( 2 OR 3 )
Substituting the clauses in, you're left with
(a = 2) AND ((b <= 63) OR (c NOT_!= 21))Note how the last clause is actually a double negative....