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Common Properties and Environment Variables

Common properties and environment variables include:
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Common properties and environment variables include:
  • HOT_DEPLOY
    Points to a project-specific hotDeploy directory.
  • LASTRESPONSE
    The response to the last executed step.
  • LISA_HOME
    Points to the install directory, and is automatically set. This value includes a final slash. To reference a directory such as
    examples
    , specify:
    

    {{LISA_HOME}}examples
    No slash is needed before the directory name.
  • LISA_HOST
    The name of the system on which the testing environment is running.
  • LISA_JAVA_HOME
    The Java VM to use. Set this property only if you do not want to use the built-in VM. If Java is not installed,
    DevTest
     uses the bundled JRE it comes with. You also must rename the jre directory in the install directory to something like jre_notinuse.
  • LISA_POST_CLASSPATH
    Used to add information after the
    DevTest
     classpath.
    DevTest
     does not use the OS environment CLASSPATH variable. To add your own JARs after the
    DevTest
     classpath, use LISA_POST_CLASSPATH.
  • LISA_PRE_CLASSPATH
    Used to add information before the
    DevTest
     classpath.
    DevTest
     does not use the OS environment CLASSPATH variable. To add your own JARs before the
    DevTest
     classpath, use LISA_PRE_CLASSPATH.
  • LISA_PROJ_NAME
    The name of the project to which the current document belongs. LISA_PROJ_NAME refers to the main calling test project.
  • LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_NAME
    The name of the project to which the current document belongs. LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_NAME refers to the project for the currently executing test or subprocess. If the test does not call any subprocesses, LISA_PROJ_NAME and LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_NAME are the same.
  • LISA_PROJ_PATH
    The fully qualified path of the project directory. The value is operating system-dependent. A backslash (\) is used as the separator character on Windows. A forward slash (/) is used as the separator character on other operating systems. The following example is based on a Windows installation:
    

    C:\Program Files\CA\DevTest\Projects\MyProject
    The one limitation to using LISA_PROJ_PATH in a Custom Java step is that the syntax {{LISA_PROJ_PATH}} is not supported. The Custom Java step invokes a Java compiler to compile the script and Java treats backslashes as escape characters in strings. Therefore, this specific string raises a compiler error. The workaround is to use LISA_PROJ_PATH as a variable. For example:
    

    File f = new File ( LISA_PROJ_PATH );
  • LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_PATH
    The fully qualified path of the project directory of the currently executing test or subprocess. LISA_PROJ_PATH refers to the main calling test. See LISA_PROJ_PATH for details. If the test does not call any subprocesses, LISA_PROJ_PATH and LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_PATH are the same.
  • LISA_PROJ_ROOT
    The fully qualified path of the project directory. The value is operating system-independent. A forward slash (/) is used as the separator character on all operating systems, including Windows. The following example is based on a Windows installation:
    

    C:/Program Files/CA/DevTest/Projects/MyProject
  • LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_ROOT
    The fully qualified path of the project directory of the currently executing test or subprocess. LISA_PROJ_ROOT refers to the main calling test. See LISA_PROJ_ROOT for details. If the test does not call any subprocesses, LISA_PROJ_ROOT and LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_ROOT are the same.
  • LISA_PROJ_URL
    The URL of the project directory. For example:
    

    file:/C:/Program%20Files/CA/DevTest/Projects/MyProject
  • LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_URL
    The URL of the project directory of the currently executing test or subprocess. LISA_PROJ_URL refers to the main calling test. See LISA_PROJ_URL for details. If the test does not call any subprocesses, LISA_PROJ_URL and LISA_RELATIVE_PROJ_URL are the same.
  • LISA_TC_PATH
    The fully qualified path of the directory where the test case is located.
  • LISA_TC_URL
    The URL of the directory where the test case is located.
  • LISA_USER
    The user that loaded the test case.