PowerShell

PowerShell agent exposes several objects available for PowerShell scripts:

variables – array of aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.VariableValue objects containing TC variables (and their values) used for execution. Name and Value are most important properties of VariableValue.
tempDir – string variable containing path of temporary directory where script attachments have been saved (if applicable).
aquaCallback – reference to AquaShellCallbackHelper object that can be used to communicate with aqua from PowerShell script. Available functionality includes:
sending log messages to aqua (also with screenshots)
sending attachments to aqua (saved as attachments in the execution object)
StopRequest property - set by agent on abort requests received from aqua. Long-running scripts should periodically check this flag and stop gently in case when set. If not stop in 5 seconds after flag is set, agent does forced stop of the running script.

To call nunit by Powershell you can use commands like:

$output = & $nunitLocation $testDll --test=$testCaseName 2>&1

To use exposed objects, PowerShell script needs to declare their usage by issuing the following command:

param($variables, $tempDir, $aquaCallback)

Note, that all used variables must be declared in a single “param” command.

Sample script using those objects:

# Sample PowerShell script that uses .NET objects and TC variables from aqua

param($variables, $tempDir, $aquaCallback)

$text = new-object System.Text.StringBuilder

$date = [System.DateTime]::Now

$text.AppendLine($date.ToLongDateString())

$text.AppendLine($date.ToLongTimeString())

echo "$text" > script-sample.log

foreach ($var in $variables)

{

$varName = $var.Name

$varValue = $var.Value

echo "Variable: $varName : $varValue" >> script-sample.log

}

# Possible Types of [aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.ExecutionLogMessageType]

# SUTError, ScriptExecutionError, PreparationError, ExecutionError, InformationalInfo, InformationalDebug, InformationalWarn, InformationalSuccess

$aquaCallback.SendMessage("hello, I was sent from script", [aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.ExecutionLogMessageType]::InformationalWarn, "my category");

$aquaCallback.SendMessageWithScreenshot("and this is Screenshot", "c:\sample.jpg", [aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.ExecutionLogMessageType]::InformationalWarn, "my category");

dir $tempDir >> script-sample.log

$aquaCallback.AddExecutionAttachment("script-sample.log");

while ($true)

{

if ($aquaCallback.StopRequest)

{

$aquaCallback.SendMessage("Aborting on StopRequest", [aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.ExecutionLogMessageType]::InformationalWarn, "my category");

return "Aborted"

}

Start-Sleep -s 10

aquaCallback.SendMessage("Looping in PowerShell…", [aqua.ProcessEngine.WebServiceProxy.ExecutionLogMessageType]::InformationalWarn, "my category");

}

# Return status of script execution. One of: Ready, Blocked, Fail, Aborted

return "Ready"