//<-------------------------------used for creating build request---------------------------------->
public BuildRequest makerequest()
{
Console.WriteLine("\n");
Console.WriteLine("---------------- MockClient generated build request which is displayed below-----------------");
BuildItem te1 = new BuildItem();
te1.builddesc = "firstproject";
file driver = new file();
driver.name = "TestDriver.cs";
te1.addDriver(driver);
file one = new file();
one.name = "TestedOne.cs";
file two = new file();
two.name = "TestedTwo.cs";
te1.addCode(one);
te1.addCode(two);
tr.author = "Rama Teja Repaka";
BuildItem te3 = new BuildItem();
te3.builddesc = "Secondproject";
file driver3 = new file();
driver3.name = "SecondTestDriver.cs";
te3.addDriver(driver3);
file five = new file();
five.name = "TestedLibDependency.cs";
file six = new file();
six.name = "TestedLib.cs";
file seven = new file();
seven.name = "Interfaces.cs";
te3.addCode(five); te3.addCode(six); te3.addCode(seven);
tr.Builds.Add(te1);
tr.Builds.Add(te3);
XmlRequest = tr.ToXml();
Console.WriteLine("\n");
Console.WriteLine(XmlRequest);
return(tr);
}
//----< message creator >----------------------------------------
/*
* This is a placeholder using types defined in CommChannelDemo.MessageTest
* You need a more efficient mechanism for creating messages.
* Here's a suggestion:
* - create MessageBody class for each message body type.
* - use serializer, as demoed in TestDeserializer, to generate the
* body XML.
* - On the other end deserialize, using the MessageBody type.
*/
public string makeTestRequest()
{
TestElement te1 = new TestElement("test1");
te1.addDriver("td1.dll");
te1.addCode("t1.dll");
te1.addCode("t2.dll");
TestElement te2 = new TestElement("test2");
te2.addDriver("td2.dll");
te2.addCode("tc3.dll");
te2.addCode("tc4.dll");
BuildRequest tr = new BuildRequest();
tr.author = "Jim Fawcett";
tr.tests.Add(te1);
tr.tests.Add(te2);
return(tr.ToXml());
}
//decides what to be done when create test request button is clicked
private void CreateTestRequestButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
BuildRequest tr = new BuildRequest();
tr.author = "Nupur Kulkarni";
tr.timeStamp = DateTime.Now;
tr.tests.AddRange(testElements);
string trXml = tr.ToXml();
string filename = "BuildRequest" + rand.Next(1, 10000).ToString();
using (FileStream fs = File.Create(clientPath + "/" + filename + ".xml"))
{
Byte[] info = new UTF8Encoding(true).GetBytes(trXml);
fs.Write(info, 0, info.Length);
}
testElements.Clear();
statusLabel.Text = "Status: Build Request Created with name " + filename;
initializetestListBoxClient();
}
//second build request
public string CreateBuildRequest2()
{
TestElement te1 = new TestElement();
te1.testName = "test1";
te1.addDriver("TestDriver2.cs");
te1.addTestConfiguration("C#");
te1.addCode("ITest.cs");
te1.addCode("CodeToTest2.cs");
BuildRequest tr = new BuildRequest();
tr.author = "Nupur Kulkarni";
tr.timeStamp = DateTime.Now;
tr.tests.Add(te1);
string trXml = tr.ToXml();
Console.Write("\n Build Request: \n{0}\n", trXml);
return(trXml);
}
//<----A event handler for the generate button which generates build request from the values in the listbox
private void generaterequest(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
BuildItem element = new BuildItem();
List <object> filenames = new List <object>();
foreach (var item in filelist.Items)
{
filenames.Add(item);
}
List <object> drivers = new List <object>();
foreach (var item in driverlist.Items)
{
drivers.Add(item);
}
foreach (string item in drivers)
{
file one = new file();
one.name = item;
element.addDriver(one);
}
foreach (string item in filenames)
{
file one = new file();
one.name = item;
element.addCode(one);
}
buildrequest.Builds.Add(element);
string xml = buildrequest.ToXml();
Console.WriteLine("\n The build Request generated after adding the build Item is \n");
Console.WriteLine("\n");
Console.WriteLine(xml);
Console.WriteLine("\n");
XmlTextBlock.Text = xml;
}
