Playback via Ant

abstract This section describes playing back Sahi scripts via Apache Ant.

Playback on a single machine

One can now use the Editor Playback UI to generate the ANT xml automatically. Refer here for details on the UI. This will generate the contents of an ANT xml file. If you wish to add a Retry target as well, click on the Add Retry Target button on the next window.

Once the ANT xml content is generated, copy the content to an empty file and save the file as an xml, say demo.xml in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>. You can now run the default ANT target in the xml file as
ant -f demo.xml


NOTE: The main target is the default target, so you do not need to specify the target when running the xml.

The above UI would generate an ANT xml that looks like the following.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!--
/**
 * Copyright Tyto Software Pvt. Ltd.
 */
-->
<project name="demo" default="runtestsie">
	<taskdef name="sahi" classname="net.sf.sahi.ant.RunSahiTask"  classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>

	<target name="set_timestamp">
        <tstamp>
            <format property="ts" pattern="yyyy_MM_dd__HH_mm_ss" locale="en, IN"/>
        </tstamp>
	</target>


	<target name="set_properties_ie" depends="set_timestamp">
    	<property name="scriptDir" value="D:/dev/SahiPro/userdata/scripts/"/>
    	<property name="scriptName" value="sahitests/ddcsv/test.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="browser" value="ie"/>
		<property name="startWith" value="BROWSER"/>
		<property name="sendemail" value="true"/>
		<property name="emailtrigger" value="success,failure"/>
		<property name="emailproperties" value="D:\dev\SahiPro\userdata\config\email.properties"/>
		<property name="sendemailForSubSuite" value="false"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodically" value="true"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodicallytime" value="30"/>
		<property name="emailPasswordHidden" value="true"/>
		<property name="baseURL" value="http://sahitest.com/demo/training/"/>
		<property name="host" value="localhost"/>
		<property name="port" value="9999"/>
		<property name="singlesession" value="false"/>
		<property name="threads" value="5"/>
		<property name="abortedRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="failureRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="isAvoidSkipping" value="false"/>
		<property name="isAutohealEnabled" value="false"/>
		<property name="suiteTimeOut" value="0.0"/>
		<property name="showPeriodicSummary" value="true"/>
		<property name="failedSuiteName" value="test_failed_${browser}.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="failedSuite" value="sahitests/ddcsv/${failedSuiteName}"/>
		<property name="jsCodeCoverage" value="false"/>
	</target>

	<target name="runtestsie" depends="set_properties_ie">
		<sahi suite="${scriptName}"
			browsertype="${browser}"
			startWith="${startWith}"
			sendemail="${sendemail}"
	        emailtrigger="${emailtrigger}"
	        emailproperties="${emailproperties}"
	        sendEmailForSubSuite="${sendemailForSubSuite}"
	        sendEmailPeriodically="${sendemailperiodically}"
			sendEmailPeriodicallyTime="${sendemailperiodicallytime}"
			emailPasswordHidden="${emailPasswordHidden}"
			baseurl="${baseURL}"
			sahihost="${host}"
			sahiport="${port}"
			scriptsPathMaster="${scriptDir}"
			failureproperty="sahi.failed.${browser}"
			failedSuiteName="${failedSuiteName}"
			haltonfailure="false"
			singlesession="${singlesession}"
			showPeriodicSummary="${showPeriodicSummary}"
			threads="${threads}"
			abortedRetryCount="${abortedRetryCount}"
			failureRetryCount="${failureRetryCount}"
			isAvoidSkipping="${isAvoidSkipping}"
			isAutohealEnabled="${isAutohealEnabled}"
			suiteTimeOut="${suiteTimeOut}"
			jsCodeCoverage="${jsCodeCoverage}"
			tags="(user||admin)&&medium"
			userDefinedId="IETestRun1">
			
			<!-- Custom fields - add, edit or remove as required -->
			<customfield key="user" value="test"/>
			<customfield key="mask_password" value="secret"/>
			<!-- Offline reports -->
			<report type="xml"/>
			<report type="html" logdir="D:\temp\html"/>
			
		</sahi>
		<antcall target="failsahiie"/>
	</target>

    <target name="failsahiie" depends="set_properties_ie" if="sahi.failed.${browser}">
        <fail message="Sahi tests failed on browser ${browser}!"/>
    </target>
</project>


info If you choose the Run sequentially in single browser session option, singlesession attribute would be set to true. Everything else remains the same.
danger NOTE: The above XML content is for illustration purposes only. Use the Editor UI to generate the ANT xml content and create an xml with that content in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>.
Let us look at the important attributes used in the ANT xml target (specified in bold above).

Attributes and their description
info taskdef classpath is relative to where ant is run from.
scriptDirSpecifies the path to the scripts folder. Can be the absolute path or a path relative to the userdata folder
scriptNameRelative path to the script/suite/data driven suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
browserThe browser on which the suite file plays back
baseurlSpecifies URL which is the starting URL for all the scripts in the suite
hostHostname of the server where Sahi is running (Can be IP as well)
portPort on which Sahi is running
threadsNumber of simultaneous browser instances on which sahi tests will be run.
singlesessionSince this is a parallel run, it will be "false". If "true", runs all scripts in a single browser without closing it between scripts.
showPeriodicSummaryTakes "true" or "false". If "true", a periodic summary of script status is logged in the Ant Console.
isAutohealEnabledTakes "true" or "false". If "true", allows scripts to pick element using Sahi auto intelligence when element provided in script is not found. Refer Autoheal section for more details.
sendemailTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi sends an email summarizing the playback.
emailtriggerTakes "success" or "failure" or "success,failure". Triggers email in case of SUCCESS, FAILURE and both cases respectively.
emailpropertiesPath to the properties file that contains details about the mail viz. information about the sender, receiver, host, port, subject, content etc. Path can be the absolute path or relative to where this ant target is run from.
sendemailperiodicallyTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi will send emails periodically till the suite run is complete.
sendemailperiodicallytimeSpecifies the interval in minutes at which periodic emails are to be sent.
failedSuiteNameName of the failed suite. It is of the form <suitename>_failed_<browser>.suite.
failedsuiteRelative path to the failed suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
tagsTags should be specified only for dd.csv and .csv suites. Tags are specified so that it is easy to choose which scripts/testcases to run. eg. in the target above, all the scripts which have 'medium' tag and 'admin' or 'user' (or both) tag will be run.
userdefinedidThe unique id that the user can pass to differentiate a suite from others. This is an optional attribute.
customfieldCustom fields can be passed to the scripts using the customfield attribute. More than one custom field can be passed, by specifying additional customfield entries. Replace the custom field keys and values as appropriate. This is an optional attribute.
reportSahi can set offline logs to be generated in xml, html, junit, tm6 and excel types. The default type is html. Add separate entries for each report type as required. This is an optional attribute.
Command to execute the above ANT target
ant -f demo.xml


Distributed playback via ANT

Distributed playback can be achieved through ANT targets as well.

These targets can be used from Jenkins to distribute the scripts of a suite on multiple machines.

The machine which distributes the scripts and manages the distributed run is referred to as the Master. All logs are visible from the Master. The other machines are called Slaves. Any machine in the distributed environment can serve as the Master. The machine which launches the distributed run is referred to as the Initiator.

Distributed run on the same Master

Use the Editor Playback UI to generate the ANT xml content.

In the Editor Playback UI, This will generate the contents of an ANT xml file. If you wish to add a Retry target as well, click on the Add Retry Target button on the next window.

Once the ANT xml content is generated, copy the content to an empty file and save the file as an xml, say demo.xml in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>. You can now run the default ANT target in the xml file as
ant -f demo.xml


NOTE: The main target is the default target, so you do not need to specify the target when running the xml.

The above UI would generate an ANT xml that looks like the following.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!--
/**
 * Copyright Tyto Software Pvt. Ltd.
 */
-->
<project name="demo" default="drunie">
    <taskdef name="sahid" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntRunner" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>

	<target name="set_timestamp">
        <tstamp>
            <format property="ts" pattern="yyyy_MM_dd_HH_mm_ss" locale="en, IN"/>
        </tstamp>
	</target>

	<target name="set_properties_common" depends="set_timestamp">
    	<property name="scriptDir" value="D:/dev/SahiPro/userdata/scripts/"/>
		<property name="host" value="localhost"/>
		<property name="port" value="9999"/>
	</target>



	<target name="set_properties_ie" depends="set_properties_common">
    	<property name="scriptName" value="sahitests/ddcsv/test.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="browser" value="ie"/>
		<property name="startWith" value="BROWSER"/>
		<property name="sendemail" value="true"/>
		<property name="emailtrigger" value="success,failure"/>
		<property name="emailproperties" value="D:\dev\SahiPro\userdata\config\email.properties"/>
		<property name="sendemailForSubSuite" value="false"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodically" value="true"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodicallytime" value="30"/>
		<property name="emailPasswordHidden" value="true"/>
		<property name="baseURL" value="http://sahitest.com/demo/training/"/>
		<property name="failedSuiteName" value="test_failed_${browser}.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="failedSuite" value="sahitests/ddcsv/${failedSuiteName}"/>
		<property name="showPeriodicSummary" value="true"/>
		<property name="threads" value="5"/>
		<property name="abortedRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="failureRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="isAvoidSkipping" value="false"/>
		<property name="isSyncConfig" value="false"/>
		<property name="isAutohealEnabled" value="false"/>
		<property name="jsCodeCoverage" value="false"/>
		<property name="suiteTimeOut" value="0.0"/>
	</target>

    <target name="drunie" depends="set_properties_ie, set_timestamp">
    	<sahid suite="${scriptName}"
			sendEmail="${sendemail}"
			emailtrigger="${emailtrigger}"
			emailProperties="${emailproperties}"
			sendEmailForSubSuite="${sendemailForSubSuite}"
			sendEmailPeriodically="${sendemailperiodically}"
			sendEmailPeriodicallyTime="${sendemailperiodicallytime}"
			emailPasswordHidden="${emailPasswordHidden}"
			baseurl="${baseURL}"
			sahihost="${host}"
			sahiport="${port}"
			failureproperty="sahi.failed.${browser}"
			failedSuiteName="${failedSuiteName}"
			haltonfailure="false"
			browsertype="${browser}"
			startWith="${startWith}"
			scriptsPathMaster="${scriptDir}"
			threads="${threads}"
			abortedRetryCount="${abortedRetryCount}"
			failureRetryCount="${failureRetryCount}"
			isAvoidSkipping="${isAvoidSkipping}"
			isSyncConfig="${isSyncConfig}"
			isAutohealEnabled="${isAutohealEnabled}"
			jsCodeCoverage="${jsCodeCoverage}"
			suiteTimeOut="${suiteTimeOut}"
			showPeriodicSummary="${showPeriodicSummary}"
			ignorePattern=".*(svn|copied).*"
			tags="(user||admin)&&medium"
			userDefinedId="IETestRun1">
			
			<!-- Custom fields - add, edit or remove as required -->
			<customfield key="user" value="test"/>
			<customfield key="mask_password" value="secret"/>
			<!-- Scripts will be distributed across all the nodes. The nodes may or may not include the Master machine -->
			<node host="localhost" port="9999"/>
			<node host="192.168.1.29" port="9999"/>
			<!-- Offline reports -->
			<report type="xml"/>
			<report type="html" logdir="D:\temp\html"/>
			
    	</sahid>
	<antcall target="failsahiie"/>
    </target>

    <target name="failsahiie" depends="set_properties_ie" if="sahi.failed.${browser}">
        <fail message="Sahi tests failed on browser ${browser}!"/>
    </target>
</project>


danger NOTE: The above XML content is for illustration purposes only. Use the Editor UI to generate the ANT xml content and create an xml with that content in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>.
Let us look at the important attributes used in the ANT xml target (specified in bold above).

Attributes and their description
info taskdef classpath is relative to where ant is run from.
scriptDirSpecifies the path to the scripts folder. Can be the absolute path or a path relative to the userdata folder
hostHostname of the server where Sahi is running (Can be IP as well). Leave this as localhost
portPort on which Sahi is running
scriptNameRelative path to the script/suite/data driven suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
browserThe browser on which the suite file plays back
threadsNumber of simultaneous browser instances on which sahi tests will be run.
showPeriodicSummaryTakes "true" or "false". If "true", a periodic summary of script status is logged in the Ant Console.
isAutohealEnabledTakes "true" or "false". If "true", allows scripts to pick element using Sahi auto intelligence when element provided in script is not found. Refer Autoheal section for more details.
baseurlSpecifies URL which is the starting URL for all the scripts in the suite
sendemailTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi sends an email summarizing the playback.
emailtriggerTakes "success" or "failure" or "success,failure". Triggers email in case of SUCCESS, FAILURE and both cases respectively.
emailpropertiesPath to the properties file that contains details about the mail viz. information about the sender, receiver, host, port, subject, content etc. Path can be the absolute path or relative to where this ant target is run from.
sendemailperiodicallyTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi will send emails periodically till the suite run is complete.
sendemailperiodicallytimeSpecifies the interval in minutes at which periodic emails are to be sent.
failedSuiteNameName of the failed suite. It is of the form <suitename>_failed_<browser>.suite.
failedsuiteRelative path to the failed suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
tagsTags should be specified only for dd.csv and .csv suites. Tags are specified so that it is easy to choose which scripts/testcases to run. eg. in the target above, all the scripts which have 'medium' tag and 'admin' or 'user' (or both) tag will be run.
userdefinedidThe unique id that the user can pass to differentiate a suite from others. This is an optional attribute.
nodeEach node attribute specifies a machine on which the tests should run. Add as many node entries as there are machines to run. The nodes may or may not include the Master machine (localhost). If the Master machine is not included, scripts will not be run on the Master. There can be 1 or more nodes.
customfieldCustom fields can be passed to the scripts using the customfield attribute. More than one custom field can be passed, by specifying additional customfield entries. Replace the custom field keys and values as appropriate. This is an optional attribute.
reportSahi can set offline logs to be generated in xml, html, junit, tm6 and excel types. The default type is html. Add separate entries for each report type as required. This is an optional attribute.
Command to execute the above ANT target
ant -f demo.xml


Distributed run on a different Master

Use the Editor Playback UI to generate the ANT xml content.

In the Editor Playback UI, This will generate the contents of an ANT xml file. If you wish to add a Retry target as well, click on the Add Retry Target button on the next window.

Once the ANT xml content is generated, copy the content to an empty file and save the file as an xml, say demo.xml in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>. You can now run the default ANT target in the xml file as
ant -f demo.xml


NOTE: The main target is the default target, so you do not need to specify the target when running the xml.

The above UI would generate an ANT xml that looks like the following.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!--
/**
 * Copyright Tyto Software Pvt. Ltd.
 */
-->
<project name="demo" default="drundiffmasterie">
    <taskdef name="sahid" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntRunner" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>
    <taskdef name="sahisync" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntSync" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>
	<taskdef name="sahipull" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntPull" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>
	<taskdef name="sahidelete" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntDelete" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>

	<target name="set_timestamp">
        <tstamp>
            <format property="ts" pattern="yyyy_MM_dd__HH_mm_ss" locale="en, IN"/>
        </tstamp>
	</target>

	<target name="set_properties_common" depends="set_timestamp">
    	<property name="scriptDir" value="D:/dev/SahiPro/userdata/scripts/"/>
		<property name="masterhost" value="192.168.1.30"/>
		<property name="masterport" value="9999"/>
	</target>



	<target name="set_properties_ie" depends="set_properties_common">
		<property name="scriptName" value="sahitests/ddcsv/test.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="browser" value="ie"/>
		<property name="startWith" value="BROWSER"/>
		<property name="sendemail" value="true"/>
		<property name="emailtrigger" value="success,failure"/>
		<property name="emailproperties" value="D:\dev\SahiPro\userdata\config\email.properties"/>
		<property name="sendemailForSubSuite" value="false"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodically" value="true"/>
		<property name="sendemailperiodicallytime" value="30"/>
		<property name="emailPasswordHidden" value="true"/>
		<property name="baseURL" value="http://sahitest.com/demo/training/"/>
		<property name="failedSuiteName" value="test_failed_${browser}.dd.csv"/>
		<property name="failedSuite" value="sahitests/ddcsv/${failedSuiteName}"/>
		<property name="threads" value="5"/>
		<property name="abortedRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="failureRetryCount" value="0"/>
		<property name="isAvoidSkipping" value="false"/>
		<property name="isSyncConfig" value="false"/>
		<property name="isAutohealEnabled" value="false"/>
		<property name="showPeriodicSummary" value="true"/>
		<property name="jsCodeCoverage" value="false"/>
		<property name="configPath" value=""/>
		<property name="suiteTimeOut" value="0.0"/>
	</target>

    <target name="drundiffmasterie" depends="set_properties_ie, set_timestamp">
    	<!-- Sync suite to Master staging folder -->
		<sahisync originFolder="${scriptDir}" destFolder="temp/scripts/staging/${ts}_${browser}" ignorePattern=".*(svn|copied).*" suitePath="${scriptDir}${scriptName}" csvSeparator="," scriptExtensions="sah;sahi;js;ar.csv" scenarioExtensions=".s.csv;xls;xlsx" javaDir="java" exposedJavaClasses="exposed_classes.txt"
		 isSyncConfig="${isSyncConfig}" isAutohealEnabled="${isAutohealEnabled}" configPath="${configPath}">
	    	<node host="${masterhost}" port="${masterport}"/>
		</sahisync>

    	<sahid suite="${scriptName}"
			sendEmail="${sendemail}"
			emailtrigger="${emailtrigger}"
			emailProperties="${emailproperties}"
			sendEmailForSubSuite="${sendemailForSubSuite}"
			sendEmailPeriodically="${sendemailperiodically}"
			sendEmailPeriodicallyTime="${sendemailperiodicallytime}"
			emailPasswordHidden="${emailPasswordHidden}"
			baseurl="${baseURL}"
			sahihost="${masterhost}"
			sahiport="${masterport}"
			failureproperty="sahi.failed.${browser}"
			failedSuiteName="${failedSuiteName}"
			haltonfailure="false"
			browsertype="${browser}"
			startWith="${startWith}"
			scriptsPathMaster="temp/scripts/staging/${ts}_${browser}/"
			scriptsPathInitiator="${scriptDir}"
			threads="${threads}"
			abortedRetryCount="${abortedRetryCount}"
			failureRetryCount="${failureRetryCount}"
			isAvoidSkipping="${isAvoidSkipping}"
			isAutohealEnabled="${isAutohealEnabled}"
			isSyncConfig="${isSyncConfig}"
			jsCodeCoverage="${jsCodeCoverage}"
			showPeriodicSummary="${showPeriodicSummary}"
			suiteTimeOut="${suiteTimeOut}"
			isDifferentMaster="true"
			ignorePattern=".*(svn|copied).*"
			tags="(user||admin)&&medium"
			userDefinedId="IETestRun1">
			
			<!-- Custom fields - add, edit or remove as required -->
			<customfield key="user" value="test"/>
			<customfield key="mask_password" value="secret"/>
			<!-- Scripts will be distributed across all the nodes. The nodes may or may not include the Master machine -->
			<node host="localhost" port="9999"/>
			<node host="192.168.1.29" port="9999"/>
			
			<!-- Offline reports -->
			<report type="xml" logdir="logs/temp/xml/${ts}"/>
			<report type="html" logdir="logs/temp/html/${ts}"/>
    	</sahid>

    	<!-- Delete suite from Master staging folder -->
		<sahidelete host="${masterhost}"
    		port="${masterport}"
    		filePath="temp/scripts/staging/${ts}_${browser}" isSyncConfig="${isSyncConfig}" isAutohealEnabled="${isAutohealEnabled}" scriptDir="${scriptDir}">
    	</sahidelete>
		<!-- Pull the logs from the Master onto the Initiator machine -->
		<sahipull sourceHost="192.168.1.30" sourcePort="9999" originFolder="logs/temp/xml/${ts}" destFolder="logs/xml" ignorePattern=".*(svn|copied).*"/>
		<sahipull sourceHost="192.168.1.30" sourcePort="9999" originFolder="logs/temp/html/${ts}" destFolder="D:\temp\html" ignorePattern=".*(svn|copied).*"/>
		<antcall target="failsahiie"/>
    </target>

    <target name="failsahiie" depends="set_properties_ie" if="sahi.failed.${browser}">
        <fail message="Sahi tests failed on browser ${browser}!"/>
    </target>

</project>


danger NOTE: The above XML content is for illustration purposes only. Use the Editor UI to generate the ANT xml content and create an xml with that content.
Let us look at the important attributes used in the ANT xml target (specified in bold above).

Attributes and their description
info taskdef classpath is relative to where ant is run from.
scriptDirSpecifies the path to the scripts folder on the Initiator machine. This can be an absolute path or a path relative to where Ant is run from
masterhostHostname of the different Master server where Sahi is running (Can be IP as well)
masterportPort on which Sahi is running
scriptNameRelative path to the script/suite/data driven suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
browserThe browser on which the suite file plays back
baseurlSpecifies URL which is the starting URL for all the scripts in the suite
threadsNumber of simultaneous browser instances on which sahi tests will be run.
showPeriodicSummaryTakes "true" or "false". If "true", a periodic summary of script status is logged in the Ant Console.
isAutohealEnabledTakes "true" or "false". If "true", allows scripts to pick element using Sahi auto intelligence when element provided in script is not found. Refer Autoheal section for more details.
sendemailTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi sends an email summarizing the playback.
emailtriggerTakes "success" or "failure" or "success,failure". Triggers email in case of SUCCESS, FAILURE and both cases respectively.
emailpropertiesPath to the properties file that contains details about the mail viz. information about the sender, receiver, host, port, subject, content etc. Path can be the absolute path or relative to where this ant target is run from.
sendemailperiodicallyTakes "true" or "false". If "true", Sahi will send emails periodically till the suite run is complete.
sendemailperiodicallytimeSpecifies the interval in minutes at which periodic emails are to be sent.
failedSuiteNameName of the failed suite. It is of the form <suitename>_failed_<browser>.suite.
failedsuiteRelative path to the failed suite. It is relative to scriptDir.
tagsTags should be specified only for dd.csv and .csv suites. Tags are specified so that it is easy to choose which scripts/testcases to run. eg. in the target above, all the scripts which have 'medium' tag and 'admin' or 'user' (or both) tag will be run.
userdefinedidThe unique id that the user can pass to differentiate a suite from others. This is an optional attribute.
nodeEach node attribute specifies a machine on which the tests should run. Add as many node entries as there are machines to run. The nodes may or may not include the Master machine. If the Master machine is not included, scripts will not be run on the Master. There can be 1 or more nodes.
customfieldCustom fields can be passed to the scripts using the customfield attribute. More than one custom field can be passed, by specifying additional customfield entries. Replace the custom field keys and values as appropriate. This is an optional attribute.
Command to execute the above ANT target
ant -f demo.xml


Ability to register Nodes externally (from Sahi Pro V6.1.0)

It is now possible to register a new Node for a currently running distributed run.

Using registerNodes.bat/registerNodes.sh
  1. Open a command prompt and cd to sahi/userdata/bin (or click on the "Bin" link on the Sahi Dashboard)
  2. Run register_nodes.bat to see the syntax
    D:\sahi_pro\userdata\bin>register_nodes.bat -- Usage: register_nodes.bat <extnodes> <userDefinedId> <suiteId> - extnodes is a comma separated string of host:port combos, example: "machine1:9999,machine2:9999". If multiple nodes are specified, enclose them in double quotes. - userDefinedId is the User defined Id specified while running the original suite - suiteId is the SuiteId of the running suite, and can be found from Suite Info section in the Suite Report log - NOTE: Only one of suiteId or userDefinedId is required. If both suiteId and userDefinedId are passed, suiteId will be used to identify the running suite. -- Example: 1. Registering one machine using userDefinedId (say abc1234). register_nodes.bat machine1:9999 abc1234 2. Registering more than one machine using userDefinedId. register_nodes.bat "machine1:9999,machine2:9999" abc1234 3. Registering one machine using suiteId (say sahi_a0ba301605a8f04cb10881e0ddcd96f9dfbd). NOTE: Some value HAS to be passed for the second parameter - userDefinedId. Pass "". register_nodes.bat machine1:9999 "" sahi_a0ba301605a8f04cb10881e0ddcd96f9dfbd 4. Registering more than one machine using suiteId. NOTE: Some value HAS to be passed for the second parameter - userDefinedId. Pass "". register_nodes.bat "machine1:9999,machine2:9999" "" sahi_a0ba301605a8f04cb10881e0ddcd96f9dfbd -- D:\sahi_pro\userdata\bin>
  3. Nodes can be registered for a currently running suite. The suite can be specified either using userDefinedId or suiteId. If both are specified, suiteId will be used. suiteId for the current run can be found from the Suite Info section of the Suite report logs.
    • To register using userDefinedId, use something like the following
      register_nodes.bat "192.168.1.100:9999,192.168.1.101:9999" myUserDefinedId
      info Multiple nodes can be specified using comma separator. If more than one node is specified, use double quotes for the nodes.
      Note that these values are indicative. Please use your own values.
    • To register using suiteId, use something like the following
      register_nodes.bat "192.168.1.100:9999,192.168.1.101:9999" "" sahi_a0ba301605a8f04cb10881e0ddcd96f9dfbd
      info
      • Pass "" as the second parameter for userDefinedId.
      • Multiple nodes can be specified using comma separator. If more than one node is specified, use double quotes for the nodes.
      Note that these values are indicative. Please use your own values.
Using an ANT target Copy the following content to an empty file and save the file as an xml, say registernodes.xml in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>. You can now run the default ANT target in the xml file as
ant -f registernodes.xml


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!--
/**
 * Copyright Tyto Software Pvt. Ltd.
 */
-->
<project name="demo" default="register">
    <taskdef name="sahinodeclient" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DAntNodeClient" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>

	<!-- Use suiteId or userDefinedId. If both are specified, suiteId would be used. -->
	<target name="register">
		<sahinodeclient
			sahihost="localhost"
			sahiport="9999"
			userDefinedId="myUserDefinedId">
			<node host="192.168.1.100" port="9999"/>
			<node host="192.168.1.101" port="9999"/>
		</sahinodeclient>
	</target>
</project>


Note that all these values are indicative.

Attributes and their description
info taskdef classpath is relative to where ant is run from.
sahihostHostname of the Master where Sahi is running (Can be IP as well).
sahiportPort on which Sahi is running
userDefinedIdUserDefinedId specified while running the original suite
suiteIdSuiteId of the running suite. Get this value from the Suite Info section of the Suite Report logs
nodeSpecify one entry each for every node that you want to register.
info Specify either userDefinedId or suiteId. If both are specified, suiteId will be used.
Command to execute the above ANT target
ant -f registernodes.xml


Killing a running script/suite

warning WARNING: Killing a suite (or all running suites) in the middle of a run is not a routine task. You would kill a suite only if something went wrong and you wish to stop the suite execution.
Stop All from the Editor can be used to kill all running scripts/suites.

This is now possible through an ANT target as well.

The ANT target gives the ability to kill a specific running suite or kill all the running suites.

Copy the following content to an empty file and save the file as an xml, say killall.xml in your <SAHI_INSTALLATION_FOLDER>. You can now run the default ANT target in the xml file as
ant -f killall.xml


<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>
<!--
/**
 * Copyright Tyto Software Pvt. Ltd.
 */
-->
<project name="demo" default="kill">
    <taskdef name="sahikill" classname="in.co.sahi.ant.DKillTask" classpath="lib/ant-sahi.jar"/>

	<!-- This target will kill the running suite(s) on sahihost. sahihost can be other than localhost as well. -->
	<!-- If neither suiteId nor userDefinedId is specified, all running suites on this Master will be killed. -->
	<!-- If you wish to kill a specific suite, use suiteId or userDefinedId. If both are specified, suiteId would be used. -->
	<target name="kill">
		<sahikill
			sahihost="localhost"
			sahiport="9999">
		</sahikill>
    </target>
</project>


Attributes and their description
info taskdef classpath is relative to where ant is run from.
sahihostHostname of the Master where Sahi is running (Can be IP as well).
sahiportPort on which Sahi is running
userDefinedIdUserDefinedId specified while running the original suite
suiteIdSuiteId of the running suite. Get this value from the Suite Info section of the Suite Report logs
info
  • If neither suiteId nor userDefinedId is specified, all running suites on this Master will be killed.
  • If you wish to kill a specific suite, use suiteId or userDefinedId. If both are specified, suiteId would be used.
Command to execute the above ANT target
ant -f killall.xml