Topic: TestCaseEnter, TestCaseExit

Message

I've written an appstate as follows:
[-] appstate WinZipState () 
	[-] if (GetTestCaseState()==TCS_ENTERING)
		[-] if !(WinZip.Exists ())
			[ ] WinZip.Start("C:\Program Files\WinZip\WINZIP32.exe")
	[-] if (GetTestCaseState()==TCS_EXITING)
		[ ] // AboutWinZip.Close ()
		[-] if WinZip.Exists ()
			[ ] WinZip.File.Exit.Pick()

Real
simple. If WinZip is not already running, run it. When the test case
has completed, exit. What happens is all of this code gets executed in
sequence and the code in the testcase with the appstate of
'WinZipState' never gets executed.

Author	Message
tanushree Senior Member Joined: 04Apr2007 Online Status: Offline Posts: 2160	Topic: TestCaseEnter, TestCaseExit Posted: 12Oct2007 at 5:59am
	I've written an appstate as follows: [-] appstate WinZipState () [-] if (GetTestCaseState()==TCS_ENTERING) [-] if !(WinZip.Exists ()) [ ] WinZip.Start("C:\Program Files\WinZip\WINZIP32.exe") [-] if (GetTestCaseState()==TCS_EXITING) [ ] // AboutWinZip.Close () [-] if WinZip.Exists () [ ] WinZip.File.Exit.Pick() Real simple. If WinZip is not already running, run it. When the test case has completed, exit. What happens is all of this code gets executed in sequence and the code in the testcase with the appstate of 'WinZipState' never gets executed. Post Resume: Click here to Upload your Resume & Apply for Jobs

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