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The Network Suite functionality is deprecated. We don’t recommend using it for distributed testing. Consider using a CI/CD system for managing distributed tests. See Migrating Distributed Tests to CI/CD Systems for details. In case you need to run web tests on multiple environments in parallel, you can also try using your project’s Execution Plan. |
Description
The Variables property returns the collection of local variables defined in the network suite. These are variables defined in the network suite’s master project. That is, even if the current project is a slave project, you can use the property to work with the master project’s variables.
Declaration
Applies To
The property is applied to the following object:
Property Value
A Variables object that represents the collection of network suite variables defined in the current or master project.
Remarks
You cannot create new or delete existing network suite variables during the network suite run. An attempt to do this will result in an exception.
Example
The following example adds a new variable to the network suite variables collection and then runs the network suite. After the network suite execution is completed, it deletes the variable.
JavaScript
function NetworkSuiteSample()
{
// Adds a new network suite variable
if (! NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableExists("TotalFilesCount"))
NetworkSuite.Variables.AddVariable("TotalFilesCount", "Integer");
// Sets the variable’s value
NetworkSuite.Variables.$set("VariableByName", "TotalFilesCount", 0);
…
NetworkSuite.Run(true);
…
// After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
NetworkSuite.Variables.RemoveVariable("TotalFilesCount");
}
JScript
function NetworkSuiteSample()
{
// Adds a new network suite variable
if (! NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableExists("TotalFilesCount"))
NetworkSuite.Variables.AddVariable("TotalFilesCount", "Integer");
// Sets the variable’s value
NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableByName("TotalFilesCount") = 0;
…
NetworkSuite.Run(true);
…
// After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
NetworkSuite.Variables.RemoveVariable("TotalFilesCount");
}
Python
def NetworkSuiteSample():
# Adds a new network suite variable
if not NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableExists("TotalFilesCount"):
NetworkSuite.Variables.AddVariable("TotalFilesCount", "Integer")
# Sets the variable's value
NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableByName["TotalFilesCount"] = 0
NetworkSuite.Run(True)
# After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
NetworkSuite.Variables.RemoveVariable("TotalFilesCount")VBScript
Sub NetworkSuiteSample
' Adds a new network suite variable
If Not NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableExists("TotalFilesCount") Then
Call NetworkSuite.Variables.AddVariable("TotalFilesCount", "Integer")
End If
' Sets the variable’s value
NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableByName("TotalFilesCount") = 0
…
Call NetworkSuite.Run(True)
…
' After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
Call NetworkSuite.Variables.RemoveVariable("TotalFilesCount")
End Sub
DelphiScript
procedure NetworkSuiteSample();
begin
// Adds a new network suite variable
if not NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableExists('TotalFilesCount') then
NetworkSuite.Variables.AddVariable('TotalFilesCount', 'Integer');
// Sets the variable’s value
NetworkSuite.Variables.VariableByName('TotalFilesCount') := 0;
…
NetworkSuite.Run(true);
…
// After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
NetworkSuite.Variables.RemoveVariable('TotalFilesCount');
end;
C++Script, C#Script
function NetworkSuiteSample()
{
// Adds a new network suite variable
if (! NetworkSuite["Variables"]["VariableExists"]("TotalFilesCount"))
NetworkSuite["Variables"]["AddVariable"]("TotalFilesCount", "Integer");
// Sets the variable’s value
NetworkSuite["Variables"]["VariableByName"]("TotalFilesCount") = 0;
…
NetworkSuite["Run"](true);
…
// After the network suite stops, deletes the variable
NetworkSuite["Variables"]["RemoveVariable"]("TotalFilesCount");
}
See Also
Distributed Testing
Network Suite Variables
Variables Object
Variables Property
Variables Property