How to schedule to run testng.xml file on terminal on linux environment?

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I have scripted a Selenium automation testcase. I have generated the testng.xml file which should be executed on the linux terminal at a particular time of my need. Say I want to schdule to execute the testng.xml file on terminal at 11pm everyday.
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I have scripted a Selenium automation testcase. I have generated the testng.xml file which should be executed on the linux terminal at a particular time of my need. Say I want to schdule to execute the testng.xml file on terminal at 11pm everyday.
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Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
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I have scripted a Selenium automation testcase. I have generated the testng.xml file which should be executed on the linux terminal at a particular time of my need. Say I want to schdule to execute the testng.xml file on terminal at 11pm everyday.
linux java scheduling selenium
I have scripted a Selenium automation testcase. I have generated the testng.xml file which should be executed on the linux terminal at a particular time of my need. Say I want to schdule to execute the testng.xml file on terminal at 11pm everyday.
linux java scheduling selenium
linux java scheduling selenium
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Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
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Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
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Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
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Why do you need terminal? If you need environment vars you can set them in script run by cron
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago
Because I want to schedule the execution to run at a specific time. In order to do that I thought executing/running the script on the terminal would make it easier to schedule.
– Kasturi Rajamanikkam
2 days ago
I do not know easier scheduling system than cron. Please provide the script and schedule times to be able to help you.
– Romeo Ninov
2 days ago