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can eCATT script/test be triggered from ext sys?

MartinMaruskin
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Hi eCATT gurus,

my current client wants to use totally automated testing on our project. They want to manage testing of SAP outside of SAP. This would involve that tests prepared in eCATT tool would be triggered from external system.

So my question is if there is a possibility to run eCATT test/script from external system?

In particular is it possible to include this "trigger" of eCATT test/script run into JUnit test from my external JAVA application?

PS: I'm not heavy user of eCATT so forgive me maybe I'm using wrong terminology here.

Thanks in advance

m./

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former_member182670
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Hi,

It should be doable. In your java junit test you could use SAP Java Connector (JCo) to call RFC function which starts eCatt test. There are RFC enabled modules in function group ECATT_EXECUTE which could be used to achieve this.

Tomasz

Hi eCATT gurus,

my current client wants to use totally automated testing on our project. They want to manage testing of SAP outside of SAP. This would involve that tests prepared in eCATT tool would be triggered from external system.

So my question is if there is a possibility to run eCATT test/script from external system?

In particular is it possible to include this "trigger" of eCATT test/script run into JUnit test from my external JAVA application?

PS: I'm not heavy user of eCATT so forgive me maybe I'm using wrong terminology here.

Thanks in advance

m./

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former_member182670
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Hi,

It should be doable. In your java junit test you could use SAP Java Connector (JCo) to call RFC function which starts eCatt test. There are RFC enabled modules in function group ECATT_EXECUTE which could be used to achieve this.

Tomasz