Re: [Webtest] webtest.sh full fails - Michael Habbert - com.canoo.lists.webtest

3 messages in com.canoo.lists.webtestRe: [Webtest] webtest.sh full fails

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Michael Habbert	25 Apr 2007 02:21
Kappen, Thomas, TECON Terenci	25 Apr 2007 02:45
Michael Habbert	25 Apr 2007 05:30

Subject:	Re: [Webtest] webtest.sh full fails
From:	Michael Habbert (Mich...@netpioneer.de)
Date:	04/25/2007 05:30:34 AM
List:	com.canoo.lists.webtest

Hi Thomas,

Kappen, Thomas, TECON Terenci wrote:

Hi Michael,

I had a similar problem in the past. Are you behind a firewall and using a
proxy? If yes, the javadoc Ant task causes the selftest error: In contrast to the JDK's javadoc tool, the Ant javadoc task is not able to go
through a proxy. Therefore, the generation of the javadoc for Webtest fails. But
the build will not be interrupted at this point. Later on, the build script is
running the selftest, and fails when testing the (not) generated javadoc.

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I did set the proxy-host and port for ant (ANT_OPTS). And
<webtest-home>/bin/webtest.sh apidoc works fine.

And i do not see any hints for the javadoc-failure, but the mentioned Report.xml
says:

<webtest-home>/build/log/webtestReport.xml [...] <step> <parameter name="description" value="Support for string.replace(regexp)
missing?"/> <parameter name="enable" value="false"/> <parameter name="taskName" value="enableJavaScript"/> <result> <completed duration="3"/> </result> </step> <step> <parameter name="label" value="Self Test Report"/> <parameter name="resultFilename" value="response_1177492531884_clickLink.html"/> <parameter name="taskName" value="clickLink"/> <result> <completed duration="237"/> </result> </step> <step> <parameter name="description" value="common verification"/> <parameter name="taskName" value="group"/> <result> <failed duration="2207"/> </result> <step> <parameter name="accept" value="text/css"/> <parameter name="taskName" value="verifyLinkedContent"/> <parameter name="xpath" value="/html/head/link[@rel='stylesheet']/@href"/> <result> <completed duration="56"/> </result> </step> <step>

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