Inflectra Customer Forums: Creating Testcases for a testset with a Custom Automation Engine (Thread)We currently have a Spira testset, with no testcases, that points to a test script which details all of the testcases to be run with our custom automation engine. Since, there are no testcases defined on the initial testset, is there a way to create testcases for the testset on the server, within a custom extension? Once this is done, the results of each testcase, defined in the testscript, can be uploaded to the corresponding testcases that were just generated on the spira server. I could make calls over the rest api to acheive this. However, if the functionality exists natively already; I would prefer that route. Also, where is the documentation for the SDK? I can't seem to easily find it. en-US(C) Copyright 2006-2026 Inflectra Corporation.support@inflectra.com/Computers/Software/Project_Management//Computers/Software/Quality_Assurance/KronoDesksupport@inflectra.comhttp://www.inflectra.com/kronodesk/forums/threads120/Support/Forum/remotelaunch/automation-engines/1601.aspxthreadId=1601Garvey Jackson (G.Jackson@dnp.imgcomm.com)test automationCreating Testcases for a testset with a Custom Automation EngineWe currently have a Spira testset, with no testcases, that points to a test script which details all of the testcases to be run with our custom automation engine. Since, there are no testcases defined on the initial testset, is there a way to create testcases for the testset on the server, within a custom extension? Once this is done, the results of each testcase, defined in the testscript, can be uploaded to the corresponding testcases that were just generated on the spira server. I could make calls over the rest api to acheive this. However, if the functionality exists natively already; I would prefer that route. Also, where is the documentation for the SDK? I can't seem to easily find it. Tue, 10 Jan 2017 20:27:03 -05002025-09-03T12:08:07-04:00/Support/Forum/remotelaunch/automation-engines/1601.aspxmessageId=2869Jim R (donotreply5@kronodesk.net) Hi Garvey The SDK is designed to get a group of created test runs that are generated by Rem Hi Garvey The SDK is designed to get a group of created test runs that are generated by RemoteLaunch from the test set (and its test cases). You can certainly do what you want, I would not recommend using RemoteLaunch or a custom extension. Instead I would natively call our SOAP or REST APIs to dynamically create the test cases on the fly and then send back the results. I think that will be easier and actually less work. Regards Jim Wed, 11 Jan 2017 19:07:10 -05002017-01-11T19:07:10-05:00/Support/Forum/remotelaunch/automation-engines/1601.aspx#reply2869messageId=7321George Martin (gerougee999@ezpass-pa.com) Yes, you can dynamically create test cases within a Spira test set and upload results directly from Yes, you can dynamically create test cases within a Spira test set and upload results directly from your custom automation engine. This isnt a simple UI feature, but rather the **standard programmatic approach using Spiras REST API** from within your automation script. For API documentation, access your specific Spira instance at `[YourSpiraURL]/RestService/vX_Y/help`, replacing `vX_Y` with your actual version. Fri, 11 Jul 2025 12:09:35 -04002025-07-11T12:09:35-04:00/Support/Forum/remotelaunch/automation-engines/1601.aspx#reply7321messageId=7372Garry Milner (garry426milner@outlook.com) Thanks for the sharing this kind of amazing and wonderful information you have shared with us. Keep Thanks for the sharing this kind of amazing and wonderful information you have shared with us. Keep sharing this kind of knowledgeable post. My Great Lakes Wed, 03 Sep 2025 12:08:07 -04002025-09-03T12:08:07-04:00/Support/Forum/remotelaunch/automation-engines/1601.aspx#reply7372