Best Cerberus-source code snippet using org.cerberus.servlet.manualtestcase.CreateUpdateTestCaseExecutionFile.createTestCaseStepActionControlExecution
...259 long end = currentControl.getLong("end");260 long fullStart = 0;//currentAction.getLong("fullStart");261 long fullEnd = 0;//currentAction.getLong("fullEnd");262 //create this TestCaseStepActionControlExecution and update the bdd with it263 TestCaseStepActionControlExecution currentTestCaseStepActionControlExecution = createTestCaseStepActionControlExecution(id, test, testCase, step, index,sequence, controlSequence, sort, returnCode, returnMessage, conditionOper, conditionVal1Init, conditionVal2Init, conditionVal1, conditionVal2, control, value1Init, value2Init, value1, value2, fatal, start, end, fullStart, fullEnd, description, null, null);264 return currentTestCaseStepActionControlExecution;265 }266 267 /**268 * update action execution with testCaseStepActionJson and all the parameter belonging to it (control)269 * @param JSONObject testCaseJson270 * @param ApplicationContext appContext271 * @throws JSONException 272 * @throws IOException273 */274 TestCaseStepActionExecution updateTestCaseStepActionExecutionFromJsonArray(JSONArray testCaseStepActionJson, ApplicationContext appContext) throws JSONException, IOException {275 JSONObject currentAction = testCaseStepActionJson.getJSONObject(0);276 277 long id = currentAction.getLong("id");278 String test = currentAction.getString("test");279 String testCase = currentAction.getString("testcase");280 int step = currentAction.getInt("step");281 int index = currentAction.getInt("index");282 int sort = currentAction.getInt("sort");283 int sequence = currentAction.getInt("sequence");284 String conditionOper = currentAction.getString("conditionOper");285 String conditionVal1Init = currentAction.getString("conditionVal1Init");286 String conditionVal2Init = currentAction.getString("conditionVal2Init");287 String conditionVal1 = currentAction.getString("conditionVal1");288 String conditionVal2 = currentAction.getString("conditionVal2");289 String action = currentAction.getString("action");290 String value1Init = currentAction.getString("value1init");291 String value2Init = currentAction.getString("value2init");292 String value1 = currentAction.getString("value1");293 String value2 = currentAction.getString("value2");294 String forceExeStatus = currentAction.getString("forceExeStatus");295 String description = currentAction.getString("description");296 String returnCode = currentAction.getString("returnCode");297 298 //String wrote by the user299 String returnMessage = StringUtil.sanitize( currentAction.getString("returnMessage") );300 //default message unchanged301 if ( returnMessage.equals("Action not executed") )302 returnMessage = "Action executed manually";303 304 long start = currentAction.getLong("start");305 long end = currentAction.getLong("end");306 long fullStart = 0;//currentAction.getLong("fullStart");307 long fullEnd = 0;//currentAction.getLong("fullEnd");308 //create this testCaseStepActionExecution and update the bdd with it309 TestCaseStepActionExecution currentTestCaseStepActionExecution = createTestCaseStepActionExecution(id, test, testCase, step, index, sequence, sort, returnCode, returnMessage, conditionOper, conditionVal1Init, conditionVal2Init, conditionVal1, conditionVal2, action, value1Init, value2Init, value1, value2, forceExeStatus, start, end, fullStart, fullEnd, null, description, null, null);310 return currentTestCaseStepActionExecution;311 }312 313 //create a TestCaseStepActionControlExecution with the parameters314 private TestCaseStepActionControlExecution createTestCaseStepActionControlExecution(long id, String test, String testCase, int step, int index, int sequence, int controlSequence, int sort,315 String returnCode, String returnMessage,316 String conditionOper, String conditionVal1Init, String conditionVal2Init, String conditionVal1, String conditionVal2,317 String control, String value1Init, String value2Init, String value1, String value2,318 String fatal, long start, long end, long startLong, long endLong,319 String description, TestCaseStepActionExecution testCaseStepActionExecution, MessageEvent resultMessage) {320 321 TestCaseStepActionControlExecution testCaseStepActionControlExecution = new TestCaseStepActionControlExecution();322 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setId(id);323 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setTest(test);324 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setTestCase(testCase);325 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setStep(step);326 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setIndex(index);327 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setSequence(sequence);328 testCaseStepActionControlExecution.setControlSequence(controlSequence);...
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