How to continue tests if any tests fails in between and how to generate TestNG report?

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If I use Try catch, it displays in the TestNG report as ‘Pass’ for all the cases and i could not separate Fail/Pass cases, How to handle the Failed test cases in TestNG report?

2

check -> testNG soft asserts:

3

Can we use try catch block and write the test result in TestNg report?

4

yes when we use in catch softAssert. e.g. try-catch catching error and we report it in softAssert which does not stop test BUT fail it after.

example:

try {
  // code to fail
} catch (Exception e) {
  softAssert.assertTrue(false, "ScreenX: Failed to do some action:\n" + e.getMessage());
}
5

This Exception will be displayed in console right? how can we get it in testNG report as failed? , correct me if i am wrong,

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@Aleksei I think you misunderstood my question, I would like to continue the test methods if any test method gets failed in between , for e.g.,

@Test  
public void Test1(){
System.out.println("1st test passed");
}
@Test  
public void Test2(){
System.out.println("2st test Failed!");
}
@Test  
public void Test3(){
System.out.println("3rd test passed");
}
@Test  
public void Test4(){
System.out.println("4th test passed");
}

here, I could see only first two tests in the report, like Test1 -> Passed, Test2 -> Failed
and other two tests were skipped.
I would like to run all the test methods even if any method gets failed due to any assertion or any other error. I don’t want to stop my test.

7

To generate report in html use e.g. Allure. To generate simple statistic yourself use iTestResult variable in afterMethod

8

Can you give me an example or sample code?

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public void afterMethod(ITestResult iTestResult, ITestContext iTestContext) {
     
        log("  ---------------------------");
        log("  partially completed results");
        log("   passed  tests: " + iTestContext.getPassedTests().size());
        log("   skipped tests: " + iTestContext.getSkippedTests().size());
        log("   failed  tests: " + iTestContext.getFailedTests().size());
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