Interface Test (Java+testng+ant+jenkins) sixth article TestNG II

1, testng, multiple execution of use cases

@Test (Dataprovider = "Data-provider")

Add the parameter source after the @test tag: Dataprovider (Data-provider)

How many sets of data are in the Data-provider, @Test how many times the data will be executed

2, the configuration and use of Dataprovider

    @DataProvider (name = "Data-provider")    //Iterator iterator    protected Iterator<object[]> Testprovider () {        Listnew arraylist<object[]>();        Dataorigin.add (new object[]{1,2,3,4});        Dataorigin.add (new object[]{5,6,7,8,});        Dataorigin.add (new object[]{9,10,11,12});         return dataorigin.iterator ();    }

When you execute a use case, you pass in a set of data at one time.

    @Test (dataprovider= "Data-provider")    publicvoid f (intintint  int  V) {        System.out.println (Z+x+c+v);    }

Execution results

3. Example

Copy data from Excel, or add additional data

Reading data

@DataProvider (name = "Data-provider")    //Iterator iterators    protectedIterator<object[]>Testprovider () {List<Object[]> Dataorigin =NewArraylist<object[]>(); Try {             for(inti = 1; I < 100; i++) {Dataorigin.add (NewObject[]{redexcel.getexceldata ("D:\\a.xls", 1, I), Redexcel.getexceldata ("D:\\a.xls", 2, I)}); }        } Catch(Exception e) {System.out.println ("Data Read complete"); }        returnDataorigin.iterator (); }

Execute use case

@Test (dataprovider= "Data-provider")    publicvoid  f (string URL, string data) {        = httprequest.sendpost (URL, data);        System.out.println (s);    }

Execution results

　　

Interface Test (Java+testng+ant+jenkins) sixth article TestNG II