Access local html files remotely

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chunji08

When I am runng a test framework, such as testNG, there will be some
results generated in html format. If I open a local browser, I will be
able to view these html results through this browser.

My question is is there a place I can copy these files to, so that I
will be able to view them remotely, in other words, other people may
view my test results on their machine. ?

thanks a lot

-cji
 
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Hal Rosser

When I am runng a test framework, such as testNG, there will be some
results generated in html format. If I open a local browser, I will be
able to view these html results through this browser.

My question is is there a place I can copy these files to, so that I
will be able to view them remotely, in other words, other people may
view my test results on their machine. ?

thanks a lot

-cji

you could put them in a shared folder and they could map a network drive to
your shared folder.
OR put them in a directory of a web server - you can download Abyss web
server for free - just google the name - and read the instructions - you
can run a web server easily and the folks on your LAN can access it using
your machine name or its IP address.
HTH
 
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chunji08

to put the files in a share directory is not an option for me.
Basically I am looking for a way that others can view my test results
through the browser. I will give a try on abyss.

thanks,

cj
 
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Thomas Weidenfeller

My question is is there a place I can copy these files to, so that I
will be able to view them remotely, in other words, other people may
view my test results on their machine. ?

Sure, it is called a web server's document directory. Allow a web server
to serve your HTML pages, and others can see them.

/Thomas
 
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Oliver Wong

to put the files in a share directory is not an option for me.
Basically I am looking for a way that others can view my test results
through the browser. I will give a try on abyss.

Think of it the other way around: Instead of moving your files to a
shared directory, simply share the directory where the files are now.

- Oliver
 

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