Saves a report dataset and the labels on a report as two XML (.xml) files.
TestRequestPage.SAVEASXML(Filename_Labels, Filename_Dataset) |
Parameters
- TestRequestPage
- Type: TestRequestPage The TestRequestPage from which you want to test saving the report dataset and labels as XML files.
- Filename_Labels
- Type: Text The path and file name to which the report labels are saved. The file name extension should be .xml.
- Filename_Dataset
- Type: Text The path and file name to which the report dataset is saved. The file name extension should be .xml.
Remarks
All filters and options that have been set on the TestRequestPage are respected in the saved report.
After you run this function, you cannot continue to interact with the TestRequestPage. If you want to continue to use the TestRequestPage variable, you must run a report again.
Example
The following example shows the code for a test function to run a report and a request page handler function to test the request page. This example requires that you create the following:
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A test codeunit called SaveAsXML. For more information, see How to: Create Test Codeunits and Test Functions.
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A test function in the test codeunit called TestSaveAsXML. For more information, see How to: Create Test Codeunits and Test Functions.
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A handler function of type RequestPageHandler called ReqPageHandler. This handler function has one parameter called RequestPage of Type TestRequestPage and Subtype Customer - Top 10 List. The RequestPage parameter is specified as VAR and is passed by reference to the handler function. For more information, see How to: Create Handler Functions.
This example also requires that you create the following variables in the C/AL Globals window of the SaveAsXML codeunit.
Variable name | DataType |
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LabelsFilename | Text |
DatasetFilename | Text |
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// Add the following code to the TestSaveAsXML test function. LabelsFilename := TEMPORARYPATH + 'MyLabels.xml'; DatasetFilename := TEMPORARYPATH + 'MyDataset.xml'; REPORT.RUN(111); IF NOT FILE.EXISTS(LabelsFilename) THEN ERROR('Labels file should exist!'); IF NOT FILE.EXISTS(DatasetFilename) THEN ERROR('Dataset file should exist!'); // Add the following code to the ReqPageHandler function. RequestPage.Customer.SETFILTER("No.", '20000'); RequestPage.ChartType.VALUE('Pie chart'); RequestPage.SAVEASXML(LabelsFilename,DatasetFilename); |