Java – how to stop and start executing a for loop

I'm creating a framework for our project,

Before method (use JXL to read the first line)

@BeforeMethod
public void Test2() throws BiffException,IOException{
    FileInputStream filepath = new FileInputStream("D://Selenium//Project_Stage//AddGroup//inputtoAddGroup.xls");
    Workbook wb = Workbook.getWorkbook(filepath);
    Sheet sh = wb.getSheet(0);
    int totalNoOfRows = sh.getRows(); 
    int rows;
    for (rows=1 ; rows < totalNoOfRows;) {
        System.out.println("BeforeMethod Executed"+rows);
        CellContent1 = sh.getCell(0,rows).getContents().toUpperCase();
        System.out.println("CellContent is: "+CellContent1);
        CellContent2 = sh.getCell(1,rows).getContents();
        CellContent3 = sh.getCell(2,rows).getContents();
        CellContent4 = sh.getCell(3,rows).getContents();
        CellContent5 = sh.getCell(4,rows).getContents();
        rows=rows+1;
    }
}

test method

@Test(priority=0)
public void test(){
    System.out.println("Test Is Executed1");
    if (CellContent1.matches("TRUE")) {
        System.out.println("p=0 Cell content is : "+CellContent5);
        cells.add(CellContent5);
    }
}

What I want is that for each test method, a beforemethod get is executed on the right of the first one. My problem is that I read the first line from excel and put it in the before method (I need it in the test method). The second line comes from excel I. how should I implement the second test method?

If there are any other ways, such as using different loops, please help me

Solution

Change the iteration to the following:

for (rows = 0 ; rows < totalNoOfRows; rows++) {
        for (columns = 0; columns <= 4; columns++){
            System.out.println("BeforeMethod Executed "+ rows + " " + columns);
            CellContent content =sh.getCell(columns,rows).getContents().toUpperCase();
            Test(content);

     }
        }

And adjust your test method (PS: method and field names should start with lowercase letters!):

@Test(priority=0)
public void Test(CellContent content){
    System.out.println("Test Is Executed");
    if (content.matches("TRUE")) {
        System.out.println("Cell content is : "+ content);
        cells.add(content);
    }
}

In addition, your object cellcontent appears to be a string object Maybe you can replace cellcontent with string

If you especially want to display the rows and columns of cells, expand the parameters of the test method:

@Test(priority=0)
    public void Test(CellContent content,int column,int row){
        System.out.println("Test Is Executed");
        if (content.matches("TRUE")) {
            System.out.println("Cell content of cell " + column + "," + row + " is : "+ content);
            cells.add(content);
        }
    }