This topic explains how to generate HTML, PDF, or custom XSL reports for tests that you run from the GUI or command line.

Sections include:

Report categories and contents vary from product to product. For details on the reports generated by a specific Parasoft product, see that product’s user’s guide.

From the GUI

Generating the Report

To generate a report immediately after a test completes:

  1. After the test has completed, click the Generate Report button that is available in the Test Progress panel’s toolbar.



  2. Complete the Report dialog that opens. The Report dialog allows you to specify:
  3. Click OK. The report will then open. For details on the format and contents, see Understanding Reports 


You can also generate and configure reports from the bottom of the Test Progress panel.

Proceed immediately generates the report using the existing options.

Configure allows you to review and modify reporting options before generating the report.

Uploading the Report to Team Server

To upload the report to Team Server (Server Edition only):

Team Server uses the following criteria to identify unique reports:

  • Host name
  • User name
  • Session tag
  • Day - each day, only the last test run is used in trend graph

If your team performs multiple cli runs per day—and you want all reports included on Team Server—you need to use a different session tag for each run. You can do this in the Test Configuration’s Common tab (using the Override Session Tag option).


Uploading the Report to Development Testing Platform

To upload the report to DTP:

Publishing reports to DTP requires the "DTP Publish" or "Automaton" license feature to be enabled.

From the Command Line

To generate a report of command line test results, use the -report %REPORT_FILE% option with your cli command.

To upload the report to Team Server, use the -publishteamserver option.

To upload the report to DTP, use the -publish option.

Command-line interface testing details are explained Testing from the Command Line Interface. This topic also discusses how to setup and configure email notifications.