1. A computer-implemented method of identifying and extracting data included in test responses from system verification testing of a system under test, the method comprising the steps of: receiving at a test system, from the system under test, a first session of test responses in a system verification test, the test responses including a first unstructured textual portion including one or more first blocks of unstructured text in one or more formats, the first blocks of unstructured text including a plurality of lines of words separated by white spaces; processing the first one or more blocks of unstructured text to discover the one or more formats of the first one or more blocks of unstructured text without a priori knowledge of the format of the first one or more blocks of unstructured text and without a priori knowledge of a template for the format; generating a response map from the discovered formats for use in parsing one or more blocks of unstructured text from sessions of test responses; and applying the response map to a second session of test responses, including a second unstructured textual portion including one or more blocks of unstructured text in the discovered one or more formats, to identify and extract textual data from the one or more blocks of unstructured text in the discovered one or more formats.
1. A computer-implemented method of identifying and extracting data included in test responses from system verification testing of a system under test, the method comprising the steps of: receiving at a test system, from the system under test, a first session of test responses in a system verification test, the test responses including a first unstructured textual portion including one or more first blocks of unstructured text in one or more formats, the first blocks of unstructured text including a plurality of lines of words separated by white spaces; processing the first one or more blocks of unstructured text to discover the one or more formats of the first one or more blocks of unstructured text without a priori knowledge of the format of the first one or more blocks of unstructured text and without a priori knowledge of a template for the format; generating a response map from the discovered formats for use in parsing one or more blocks of unstructured text from sessions of test responses; and applying the response map to a second session of test responses, including a second unstructured textual portion including one or more blocks of unstructured text in the discovered one or more formats, to identify and extract textual data from the one or more blocks of unstructured text in the discovered one or more formats. 4. The computer-implemented method of claim 1 , wherein the step of processing the first one or more blocks of unstructured text includes the step of identifying first unstructured textual data in a form of a name followed by a corresponding value.