How to fail a step

Hello Kristine,

       it's really easy. We have a static class Assert which has methods like Assert.IsTrue(boolean something, String message) , Assert.IsNull() etc.
You will be able to access Assert from your coded steps without having to worry about a thing - WebUI Test Studio has already created all the necessary references for you.

Basically, you can call a method from the Assert class to act as a Return statement. However, unlike a Return statement you can have as many Asserts as you like in a single coded step. Assert throws an exception and fails the step if the set condition isn't satisfied and you can also return a message upon failure.
 Here's is a sample solution for your example: 

This code goes in your coded step. If all the texts don't match this step will fail and you'll see the message ("There was a mismatch") in the Log for your Test Run.

 Check out the Assert class - it offers other methods which you will probably find useful.  Assert is already accessable from the code of any coded step as already mentioned. It's exactly what you need.

This info should be enough to get you started - please don't hesitate to contact us again if you need anything else!

Sincerely yours,
the Telerik team

Hi Stoich,
I have a scenario where I am adding multiple Asserts to verify value in multiple fields. My code looks like this:

HtmlInputText lastnamestring = (HtmlInputText) ActiveBrowser.Find.ById<HtmlInputText>("lastName");
Assert.AreEqual<string>(lastnamestring.Value,"JOHNSON");

HtmlInputText firstnamestring = (HtmlInputText) ActiveBrowser.Find.ById<HtmlInputText>("firstName");
Assert.AreEqual<string>(firstnamestring.Value,"SMITH");

I do not want the test to stop if there is a failure and wanted to keep verifying the values in all the fields (something like "continue on failure flag" present in record n play back). At the end of run I wanted to know which assert resulted in failure and which has passed successfully by seeing the logs. Could you please help me with a sample code to do that.                                                                    
Thanks,                                                                                                                                                                                                        Arnab
                                                                                                  

Hеllo Arnab,

Please note that you are updating a quite old forum post form 2010, in such cases please submit a new thread instead.

On your problem, you can use try-catch block in order to catch exceptions from your assert statements.

Sample code follows:


Regards,
Ivaylo
Telerik