Creating a Batch File
A batch file is a text file that contains one or more commands used by the JavaTest command mode. You can place combinations of configuration settings and commands in a "batch file" and use it to perform repeated, multiple test runs of different configurations.
When you use the command mode to configure and run tests, write test reports, and audit test results (either from the command line or as a part of a product build process), you can use a .jti file as a standard template and then include a batch file containing commands that modify specific configuration values before running tests.
The commands used in a batch file are a formatted set of commands, executed in the sequence that they appear in the command string. Use the commands in the batch file as you would if you were writing a script. See Formatting a Command for a description of the formats you can use.
The following sections provide information about creating batch files and examples of batch files: