Command line execution result publishing

Hello Sam,

Have you added the Email Server settings under the Scheduling Server Configuration? If so, do you receive an email when scheduling a test list through Test Studio?

Your command line syntax looks good and it worked for me when I used it.

Greetings,
Anthony
the Telerik team

Ok. I've got another question instead: How do you incorporate the testlist command line into a VS2008 daily build in the .proj and .rsp files? My analyst and architect both want to run it from there.

Hello Sam,

The answer to that is best searched for in the MSDN documentation. Test Studio functionally works just like Microsoft Coded UI Tests. When the MSDN documentation talks about running Microsoft Coded UI Tests, simply substitute Test Studio tests instead. This process might be easier if you use a native VS test list and not try to incorporate an additional command to call a Test Studio test list.

Regards,
Anthony
the Telerik team

Hi Anthony,
Thanks for the reply. I know I'm late, but it's been really hectic here and we had to put that part of our project on the side for a while. I tried to use my test list and add it to our TFSBuild test list, but as the documentation states, the test fails ass soon as it starts cause the agent can't access the interface (as far as I understand it). Oh and btw, we can't change the TFSBuild agent because many projects are on the same build server.

So for the moment, my analyst told me that we didn't want to spend any more time on this and that we'll start our tests manually every day. So unless you might be able to suggest something that could help (and doesn't take too much time), I'm going to have to end this chapter.

Thanks for all the help

Sincerely
Sam

Hello Sam,

You are correct, as stated near the end of this article, the Build Service must be run as an Interactive Process.

You might consider using a separate Build Server where you can change this setting. If you're using Test Studio Standalone version, also consider using our Scheduling feature.

Kind regards,
Anthony
the Telerik team