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We need the ability to use the Params of a Shell Script test in an action of type "Execute external program".

For example, the Params contains a lower threshol ...

Thanks.
The UI is a bit confusing since all option were checked (some were grayed but still checked).
I unchecked all and checked all again and now it works

It's https and the certificate isn't valid, but I have all of those checked already.
Other ideas?

Hi,

I'm trying to test an internal URL with passive RMA.
The URL isn't exposed to the internet.

Using IE, I can get the URL from the same machine that the RMA is installed on.
When I test from ...

Works.
Thanks

Hi,
I have a very simple script that I try to execute as a Shell Script:
import sys
print sys.argv

It works as expected when I paste the script in the script box and use the command:
C:\Python2 ...

So there is no way to get the parameters and use it in the comment?

Yes. We use parameters for thresholds values.
In addition, we duplicate tests and edit them instead of creating them from an empty template.
Copying the parameters to the comment will make us to rem ...

Hi,

I have a shell script test.
I want to have the Params field in the Comment field.
I can use %object% %object2% but that only gives the first two params.

Is there a a way to get all params? ...

Hi,
I want to create folder and tests as part of other automatic process.
How can I do that?

Thanks

Thanks, I didn't think about something like that.

It works.

Hi,

I'm trying to perform a test of POST request over HTTPS.
I configured the test with "URL Request" test.
The response I get from the web service is 204 (no content), which is fine du ...

Thanks

Any plans to implement that?

It will really help us to integrate HM with out dev team.

Hi,

I want to create tests from the web interface.
The goal is to create "self service" interface, that people we'll be able to create and edit tests from that interface.

Can it be do ...

Great! Thanks!
I should have tried it myself.