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You can create, apply, and invoke scripts that define hooks in the same way that you create, apply, and invoke any other script in SOAtest: upon startup (only for JavaScript and Jython scripts), by creating and applying an Extension tool, and by adding scripts to a specific path node. You can invoke hooks at different times to elicit the desired functionality. For example, if you want to use a script’s hook functionality for all projects and sites, you could add the JavaScript or Jython script that defines and uses that hook to the <install_dir><INSTALL>/plugins/com.parasoft.xtestptest.libs.web_<version><VERSION>/root/startup directory; then, any time the program calls the hook, the associated user-defined methods will be executed. The methods will be executed until you call clear () on the hook.
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