I have a set of webtests for different applications testing a set of features. Whenever a button is clicked, the response is saved in a file based on the name of the application and the name of the feature that I am testing. For example:

<clickButton description="click the submit button" save="${output.application1.logon}/menu-" name="submit" />

would mean that the submit button is clicked for application1 while testing the logon feature. The response is then saved under ${some_common_base_path}/application1/logon, for example.

Then I create a pretty HTML report using the "formatResults" task from webtestsRunner.xml which applies WebTestReport.xsl on the test results XML file. The web report looks just fine, but none of the "Resulting Page" links point to the right files.

The response file for the example shown above is saved under ${some_common_base_path}/application1/logon/menu-_1192523069148_clickButton. html, but the "Resulting Page" link for the same response actually points to ${some_common_base_path}/menu-_1192523069148_clickButton.html. /application1/logon are missing from the path.

The XML test report contains the following entry:

<parameter name="resultFilename" value="menu-_1192523069148_clickButton.html"/> <parameter name="save" value="application1/logon/menu-"/>

The XSL template which should be rendering the "Resulting Page" links is:

<!-- Renders the link to a saved result page --> <xsl:template match="parameter[@name='resultFilename']"> <xsl:param name="linkText" select="'Resulting page'"/> <br/> <a target="_blank"> <xsl:attribute name="href"> <xsl:if test="$responses.dir"> <xsl:value-of select="$responses.dir"/> <xsl:text>/</xsl:text> </xsl:if> <xsl:value-of select="@value"/> </xsl:attribute> <xsl:value-of select="$linkText"/> </a> </xsl:template>

It looks like the XSL transformation only uses the "resultingFilename" value and does not work properly if the responses are not saved on the base folder level.

How can I overcome this issue and have the "Resulting Page" links point to the correct files?

Thanks,

Slave Jovanovski