Mark an existing test method in a VB .NET script as a keyword to reuse the method in keyword-driven tests.
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Open the VB .NET script which includes the test method that you want to mark as a keyword.
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Add
<Keyword()> to the start of the test method.
By default, the keyword name is the name of the test method.
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Optional: You can set a different name for the keyword by adding
<Keyword("KeywordName")> to the start of the test method.
You can now use the test method as a keyword in a keyword-driven test.
Examples
To mark the test method
Login as a new keyword with the name
Login, type the following before the start of the test method:
'VB .NET code
<Keyword("Login")>
To mark the test method
Login as a new keyword with the name
Login and with the two input parameters
UserName and
PassWord, type the following:
// VB .NET code
<Keyword("Login", Description="Logs in with the given name and password.")>
Public Sub Login(Argument("UserName") As String, Argument("PassWord") As String)
... //
End Sub
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