Hi vasuperl,

What have you tried so for ?

Please give us more informations like, how you are executing your test cases and the sample output formats?

Lets say, if you have your output in a text file you can use awk/sed command to fomat the output into HTML table format.

For example, 
Testcase status
testcase1 pass
testcase2 fail
testcase3 pass

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   awk 'BEGIN {print "<table>"} {print "<tr>"; for(i = 1; i <= NF; i++
+)      print "<td>" $i "</td>"; print "</tr>"}
  END {print "</table>"}' output.txt > final_output.html

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All is well

In reply to Re: How to redirect the output to a table in HTML/XML by vinoth.ree
in thread How to redirect the output to a table in HTML/XML by vasuperl

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