fglrun and the Genero BDL test scenario

A generated GGC scenario implements a set of command line options.

By default, a GGC scenario program generated by ggcgen implements a set of options to control the testing parameters.

Use the following command to display available scenario program options:

fglrun ggc-scenario-program [ ua | tcp ] --help

For example:

fglrun price_sample.42m ua --help

Information is displayed in the standard output for available options for Genero BDL test scenarios via the GAS (ua) and in direct mode (tcp).

Note: For Java tests, see the ggcadmin command options.

The Genero BDL test scenario options are described in the following tables:

Table 1. Common GGC scenario program options
Option	Description
`-h` or `--help`	Displays help for the ua and tcp commands.
`--check-as-failure`	Treat check failures as scenario failures. The default is `FALSE`. See Scenario failures and check failures.
`--dump-command`	Expand the command line options that are loaded from a default argument file. See Default argument file.
`--fename client-name`	Specify the client name used by the GGC. Use this option to have the GGC return a client name other than the default when running a test. By default, the GGC returns: "GBC" when using an HTTP connection (ua). "GDC" when using an direct connection (tcp). The client name is used when connection strings are exchanged, to identify the client type. This is the value returned by `ui.Interface.getFrontEndName()`. It is also the value returned when using the `feinfo.fename` built-in front call.
`-f argument` or `--forward-gui argument`	Forward GUI to the specified FGLSERVER. The AUI tree received from the DVM can be forwarded to a running GDC with `--forward-gui localhost:0` to provide a visual feedback of the scenario execution.
`-p` `argument` or `--port` `argument`	Specifies the port on which the server listens for connections (default is 6500)
`-s` `argument` or `--speed-ratio` `argument`	Specify an execution speed for the test. The scenario generator injects wait delays. This parameter provides a way to run your tests faster or slower. For example, a ratio set to 1 equals 100%. This is the default or normal wait delay. A 10% increase in speed is achieved by setting the ratio to 0.1. For an even faster test, set the ratio to 0, which equals no wait delay. Setting the ratio to 2, increases the delay by a factor 2 (200% ), the scenario will take at least twice as long to execute. See Test speed ratio.

Table 2. GGC scenario program options specific to the ua command
Option	Description
`-H argument [,...]` or `--http-handler http_handler [,...]`	Provides HTTP handler support. For example, a default HTTP handler (`GIPSSOHandler`) is provided for Single Sign on to authenticate a user with the Genero IDP SSO.
`-F argument [,...]` or `--frontcall-handler argument [,...]`	Provides front call handler support for user- provided front call handlers.
`-u` `argument` or `--url` `argument`	Specify the URL to start the application. For example, http://localhost:6394/ua/r/gwc-demo.

Table 3. GGC scenario program options specific to the tcp command
Option	Description
`-w` `directory_name` or `--working-directory` `directory_name`	Specify the path to the directory containing the application being tested. The default is the current working directory ( `.` ).
`-F argument [,...]` or `--frontcall-handler argument [,...]`	Provides front call handler support for user- provided front call handlers.
`--dvm-available seconds`	Specify the delay for the DVM to start and be available. The default is 10 seconds.
`-e` `argument` or `--environment-file` `argument`	Sets environment variables that will prepare the correct environment to run the test scenario. The `argument` is a file listing the environment variables in the form: `ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME=<value>` If environment variables in values are to be expanded, they must be referenced (regardless of the platform) using the dollar sign and curly braces, for example `${ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLE_NAME}`. For examples, see Set test environment.
`-c` `argument` or `--command-line` `argument`	Specify the runtime command (fglrun). The `argument` is the program passed to the runtime to test. Enclose the command and argument in quotations. For example, "`fglrun price`".

Refer to the Genero Business Development Language User Guide for details regarding the fglrun command.