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How to stop test execution in Robot Framework using keywords implemented using Java?

I have a keyword implemented using Java, and if the keyword is missing, I need to stop the entire test with the message: "ERROR: sample message."

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Take a look at the user guide in the Status section of the key state report :

You can exclude any exception from the keyword method. The type of exception will be used as a prefix, and you can also add a message.

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The exception is official recommendations.

http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#reporting-keyword-status

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throw new AssertionError("ERROR: example message")

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from exceptions import AssertionError
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 def rftest(self):
   test_result = lib.runtest()
   if (0 != test_result ):
          raise AssertionError("Test Failed")
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Library         Dialogs
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pause execution     myMessage

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