[ramki067]

Hi,
I've a command which installs android apks one after the other. These apks names are stored in a file. I'm accessing the text file and issuing the below commmand to install apks.
<code>
$t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => undef);
$username="sqa";
$password="Tmie";
$t->open("xxxx.xx.com");
$t->login($username, $password);
$req_apks = "re2.txt";
open(F2, "<", "$req_apks") or die "Cannot open APK Filelist file:$!";
my $req;

while ($req = <F2>)
{
chomp;
@b= $t->cmd("./adb install $req");
print @b;
sleep(3);
print "\n";
}
</code>
But the command "./adb install " is failing after 1 or 2 apks are installed. I've around 10 apks in the text file to be installed. Is there any way so that even if ./adb install commmand fails the script should continue without dying?

Thanks,
Sharath

[dethorpe]

Think you need to set the errmode to "return" on the connection, the default is "die" which prints the error and dies.

Set the mode using:

$t->errmode("return");

You can then check if there has been an error after calling cmd() as per the docs:

When mode is "return" then the method generating the error places an error message in the object and returns an undefined value in a scalar context and an empty list in list context. The error message may be obtained using errmsg().

Originally Posted by ramki067

Hi,
I've a command which installs android apks one after the other. These apks names are stored in a file. I'm accessing the text file and issuing the below commmand to install apks.
<code>
$t = new Net::Telnet (Timeout => undef);
$username="sqa";
$password="Tmie";
$t->open("xxxx.xx.com");
$t->login($username, $password);
$req_apks = "re2.txt";
open(F2, "<", "$req_apks") or die "Cannot open APK Filelist file:$!";
my $req;

while ($req = <F2>)
{
chomp;
@b= $t->cmd("./adb install $req");
print @b;
sleep(3);
print "\n";
}
</code>
But the command "./adb install " is failing after 1 or 2 apks are installed. I've around 10 apks in the text file to be installed. Is there any way so that even if ./adb install commmand fails the script should continue without dying?

Thanks,
Sharath