How do I pass a CLI argument to a Cucumber Java test suit?
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I have a test suite that test my web service, I want to sent a custom IP as a CLI argument from maven to the test suite so instead of having a hard-coded IP like in the example below:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer("localhost", 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
I want to have a variable IP like this:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer(IPArgumentFromMaven, 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
java maven cucumber cucumber-jvm cucumber-java
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I have a test suite that test my web service, I want to sent a custom IP as a CLI argument from maven to the test suite so instead of having a hard-coded IP like in the example below:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer("localhost", 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
I want to have a variable IP like this:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer(IPArgumentFromMaven, 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
java maven cucumber cucumber-jvm cucumber-java
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You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago
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I have a test suite that test my web service, I want to sent a custom IP as a CLI argument from maven to the test suite so instead of having a hard-coded IP like in the example below:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer("localhost", 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
I want to have a variable IP like this:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer(IPArgumentFromMaven, 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
java maven cucumber cucumber-jvm cucumber-java
asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
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I have a test suite that test my web service, I want to sent a custom IP as a CLI argument from maven to the test suite so instead of having a hard-coded IP like in the example below:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer("localhost", 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
I want to have a variable IP like this:
@Before
public void server_connection() {
ConnectionToServer serverConnection = new ConnectionToServer(IPArgumentFromMaven, 5776);
serverConnection.open();
}
java maven cucumber cucumber-jvm cucumber-java
java maven cucumber cucumber-jvm cucumber-java
asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
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asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
213
asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
213
asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
213
asked 2 hours ago
Gatito
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You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago
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You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago
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You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago
You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago
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You can probably do this by setting a system property - been a while since I used Maven, but maven.apache.org/surefire/maven-surefire-plugin/examples/… might help. Then you can use System.getProperty(...) in your Java code.
– BretC
2 hours ago