java - Mark TestNG test as passed - Stack Overflow

java - Mark TestNG test as passed - Stack Overflow

You can write your own listener that will do this for you. I have written some thing that works(I dont know if this what you are exactly looking for).

My Listener :

public class MyResultListener implements ISuiteListener{        @Override      public void onStart(ISuite suite) {      // TODO Auto-generated method stub        }        @Override      public void onFinish(ISuite suite) {      Map<String,ISuiteResult> resultMap = suite.getResults();      for(Map.Entry<String, ISuiteResult> ent :resultMap.entrySet())      {         ISuiteResult res = ent.getValue();         IResultMap failedTestMap = res.getTestContext().getFailedTests();         IResultMap passTestMap = res.getTestContext().getPassedTests();          for(ITestResult testResult :failedTestMap.getAllResults()){            if(testResult.getThrowable().getClass().equals(new MyOwnException())){}               System.out.println("My Own exception thrown");              failedTestMap.removeResult(testResult);              passTestMap.addResult(testResult, testResult.getMethod());          }          }        }       }

This listener will be run after suite (It is just what i ahve done, You can implement other listeners also to get what you exactly need. This is just my version). Here, I will get the failed tests and see if the failed tests throw my custom exception. In that case I will remove that result from failed tests and add it to passed set.

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