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• cpptestcli -data "c:\MyWorkspace" -resource "ProjectToTest" -config builtin://ShouldHaveRules -publish -settings acme_policy.settings

The reports will be sent to Parasoft DTP after each batch run.

cli Usage

The general procedure for testing from the command line is as follows:

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If you are not in the same directory as the Eclipse workspace that you want to test, you need to use cpptestcli with the -data option. For example, this Windows command tests the C/C++test Example project by applying the "My Configuration" Test Configuration, generates a report of results, and saves that report in the c:\reports\Report1 directory:

cpptestcli -data "c:\Documents and Settings\cynthia\ApplicationData\Parasoft\C++test\workspace" -resource "C++test Example" -config user://"My Configuration" -report c:\reports\Report1If

you are in the same directory as the workspace that you want to test, you can call cpptestcli without the-data option. For example, this Windows command tests the C++test Example project by applying the My Configuration Test Configuration, generates a report of results, and saves that report in the the c:\reports\Report1 directory:

cpptestcli -resource "C++test Example" -config user://"My Configuration" -report c:\reports\Report1

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For details on creating options files; see Settings (Options) Files.

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  -property -property

  -property <key>=<value> - Allows you to configure a single setting directly in the command line. Use the following format: key=value.

  You can use this option multiple times to configure several settings on the same command line. Earlier entries with the same key will be overwritten. For example:

  • -property session.tag=sa_linux -property report.dtp.publish=true -property techsupport.auto_creation=true

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