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DRVaya
DRVaya

Reputation: 443

How to skip a data set (on error) from TestNG data provider?

I am trying to execute a data driven test using TestNG (& of course the dataprovider annotation).

My scenario is something like this ...

  1. Use dataProvider to have a 2 dim array. (I am using this to read from Excel, but avoided it for brevity of the question).

    @DataProvider(name = "featureTest")
public Object[][] dataSets() throws Exception {
    return new Object[][] { {"TC_01", "testuser_1", "Test@123", "ABC Street", "123-456-7899" }, 
                            { "TC_02", "testuser_1", "Test@123", "PQR Street", "222-456-7899" }
                           };
}

  2. In the @Test method, there are several methods as per the functional flow -

    @Test(dataProvider = "featureTest")
public void executeTest(String... data) throws Exception {

     try{

         feature_1.execute(data);
         feature_2.execute(data);
         feature_3.execute(data);
         feature_4.execute(data);
     }
     catch(Exception e){
         log.error("Error has occured");
     }
}

Now my main problem is that the functional error can occur anywhere out of these 4 (n) methods that I specify in my @Test.

In case of an exception in any of the methods, I need to "Skip" the particular dataset and proceed to the next one. For eg: In during execution of TC_01, an exception occured in feature_2.execute(), it should not execute the feature_3 and feature_4 methods.

Note: I tried handling it using @BeforeMethod, @AfterMethod but still it goes through the unwanted methods that I want to avoid.

Thanks in advance for your help/inputs && apologies for the long question although a relatively simple concept to explain !!!

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1214

Answers (2)

anandhu
anandhu

Reputation: 760

Its very simple. Use return!

Use a condition or try catch to evaluate the failure and then use a return statement;

Upvotes: 1

Gosaka
Gosaka

Reputation: 191

One approach I can think of is the factory approach,

Your testclass

class Test{
  Data data;
  Test(Data){
  this.data=data;
}


@Test
test1(){
  feature_1.execute(data);
}

@Test
test2(dependsOnMethods ="test1"){
  feature_2.execute(data);
}

@Test(dependsOnMethods ="test2")
test3(){
  feature_3.execute(data);
}

@Test(dependsOnMethods ="test3")
test4(){
  feature_4.execute(data);
}


}

And in your factory class

class Factory{

@Factory(DataProvider = "myDP")
public Object[] factoryTest(Data data){
    new Test(data);
}


@DataProvider
public Object [][] myDP(){

    enter code here
}

}

Upvotes: 0

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