From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Wed Mar  5 09:34:43 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Mon Mar 10 21:37:44 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Selenium users out there?
Message-ID: <5DEFA774-804E-4D27-AB7B-6BF53E7690CB@pushtotest.com>

Hi TestMaker Users:

I'm using Selenium to build a test of an Ajax application. I will run  
the test in PushToTest (of course!)

I'm using Selenium IDE 0.8.7 with Firefox 2.0.0.12 on a MacBook Pro.  
I am trying to create a Selenium functional test of an Ajax  
application. The app is available at:
http: //partner.tvguide.com/mgov1/TVGuide/Default/ListingsGrid.aspx

The ListingsGrid page offers two things that challenge me:

1) Clicking the Time Zone link (to the left of the login line at the  
upper left) opens a pop-up dialog box. Selenium IDE does not record  
the click on the Time Zone link. It does record my click of one of  
the time zone rows in the table that appears in the pop-up dialog box.

2) The Time Selector control is a horizontal bar of time periods.  
Users can click-and-drag the bar's "thumb" to change the time period.  
This is 100% Ajax and Selenium IDE does not record any of the click- 
and-drag events.

I would be fine if the answer is that I need to add my own commands  
to the Selenium recording. Is there any advice or documentation you  
could point me to?

-Frank Cohen
http://www.pushtotest.com







--
Frank Cohen, http://www.PushToTest.com, phone 408 871 0122
PushToTest, the open-source test automation company



From Timothy.Jones at syniverse.com  Tue Mar 11 05:51:33 2008
From: Timothy.Jones at syniverse.com (Timothy Jones)
Date: Tue Mar 11 06:43:46 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Selenium users out there?
In-Reply-To: <5DEFA774-804E-4D27-AB7B-6BF53E7690CB@pushtotest.com>
References: <5DEFA774-804E-4D27-AB7B-6BF53E7690CB@pushtotest.com>
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Hi, Frank.

I have been working on an end-to-end functional test for an internal
web-based application based on Selenium 0.9.2 (the Java flavor).  I used
the recording feature to save a session initially, and saved it as Java
source code.  Since that initial recording, I have expanded the program
to iterate through all the data that appears within the app, and it
exercises each and every one of the GUI controls (mostly drop-down
lists, but some numeric filter fields as well).    I even put a Swing
front end on it, with a set of tabs with Jpanels in them, each one doing
a separate test against a target browser, and now it can run any number
of simultaneous regression tests against my app.    I am currently
running this against the Windows XP browsers (FF, IE7, and Opera), Linux
browsers (FF, Konqueror and Opera), and against a Windows 2000 VM
instance (IE6).   

I did not run into any problems with events that would not show up in
the recording, then again, I only made that first and only recording
through the -IDE extension.    Rather, because I found the API easy
enough to use directly, the program has become proficient at
screen-scraping through the Xpath and Javascript facilities.

These are the only problems I have found so far:
   * I did find it necessary to run the selenium-server.jar with the
-multiWindow switch, and I also found it necessary to explicitly run
window.open('', 'newwindowname') prior to submitting a <FORM> tag with a
TARGET='newwindowname' attribute (otherwise the selenium-rc doesn't
capture the creation of 'windowname', and then selenium.selectWindow()
would fail).  
   * There have been instances where I have been able to improve the
performance of the test by modifying the application to add ID
attributes to elements that previously did not have them, so that I
could reference them in the test app by ID instead of Xpath, but there
were not strictly necessary.  
   * I found that tests would sometimes hang if I tried to conduct
multiple selenium sessions through one instance of selenium-server.jar,
so now, each targeted browser gets it's own dedicated
selenium-server.jar JVM process (probably some race condition or object
deadlock).
   * The only change I had to make to Selenium itself was to patch out
something called killableprocess.exe (patch at
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/SRC-394) - it was created for Vista's UAC
but does not run at all in Win2000.

To answer your question about Ajax:  I only have one page in that app
that uses Ajax at all, but the selenium.click("xpath-expression") call
works well in it, and the selenium.getEval() call was able to get into
the new DOM elements that my callback created.  I have not experimented
with drag-and-drop at all yet.  You may just have to add these actions
to your saved output, just as you suspect.

Is there a specific reason you are using 0.8.7 instead of 0.9.2?  (I
have only used 0.9.2, as I am pretty new to selenium).




tlj

Timothy  Jones
tim@timjones.com
timothy.jones@syniverse.com

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Sent: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 12:35 PM
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Subject: [ptt-users] Selenium users out there?

Hi TestMaker Users:

I'm using Selenium to build a test of an Ajax application. I will run
the test in PushToTest (of course!)

I'm using Selenium IDE 0.8.7 with Firefox 2.0.0.12 on a MacBook Pro.  
I am trying to create a Selenium functional test of an Ajax application.
The app is available at:
http: //partner.tvguide.com/mgov1/TVGuide/Default/ListingsGrid.aspx

The ListingsGrid page offers two things that challenge me:

1) Clicking the Time Zone link (to the left of the login line at the
upper left) opens a pop-up dialog box. Selenium IDE does not record the
click on the Time Zone link. It does record my click of one of the time
zone rows in the table that appears in the pop-up dialog box.

2) The Time Selector control is a horizontal bar of time periods.  
Users can click-and-drag the bar's "thumb" to change the time period.  
This is 100% Ajax and Selenium IDE does not record any of the click-
and-drag events.

I would be fine if the answer is that I need to add my own commands to
the Selenium recording. Is there any advice or documentation you could
point me to?

-Frank Cohen
http://www.pushtotest.com







--
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From DGeorgie at wiley.com  Tue Mar 11 11:00:04 2008
From: DGeorgie at wiley.com (DGeorgie@wiley.com)
Date: Tue Mar 11 11:52:18 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
Message-ID: <OF7EFD16B7.03311916-ON85257409.0066A732-85257409.00685C26@wiley.com>

I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates 
these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
From wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET  Tue Mar 11 14:26:13 2008
From: wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET (=?US-ASCII?Q?William_Martinez_Pomares?=)
Date: Tue Mar 11 15:19:54 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
In-Reply-To: <OF7EFD16B7.03311916-ON85257409.0066A732-85257409.00685C26@wiley.com>
Message-ID: <85A61B0FDDD4834EA295605C349BABAAB05CD7@dc1avantica.AVANTICA.AVANTICATEC.NET>

Hi Dimitar.
This is interesting.
TG4W is a tool to record the steps of your interactions. When replayed
in the browser, the tool is using the actual browser actions to repeat
the steps.
When used outside the browsers, TG4W uses the HTMLUnit product to replay
the steps. HTMLUnit is a testing product that executes all the common
browser actions without a IU. Internally, it uses another tool called
httpclient from apache commons.

So, when used in TM, it actually calls the HTMLUnit to perform all the
recorded steps smulating a browser. Using a Jython or Java generated
from the TG4W script will allow you to see all the steps and customize
the calls to HTMLUnit. 

That error you see there, it seems, is a message in the HTMLUnit module
but not an error. See what it is said about that in the HTMLUnit site:

" I get error messages about redirection being disabled but I've turned
it on.

    26.02.2003 16:07:05 org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
    INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
    				

    It's an annoyance that I haven't figured out how to fix yet.

    For a variety of reasons, I handle the redirection logic inside
HtmlUnit rather than letting commons-httpclient handle it for me. It's
commons-httpclient that is displaying that message because I have
explicitly disabled its redirection support.

    I'd like to filter out that warning message but haven't figured out
a clean way of doing it. A number of people have pointed out that it's
easy to disable a message if you know which logger is being used. The
problem is that there isn't a way to disable the messages without
knowing the logger in use. "
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/faq.html#RedirectionDiagnosticMessages

So, it seems that message is not an error, but a unhandled warning from
HTMLUnit guys.

Furthermore. If TG4W fails, it will show the error and the trace. 

So, it seems there is yet no way to eliminate the message, but it also
seems the steps are being correctly executed.

Now, about the generation error: Could you please tell me what was the
error when generating?
Was it generating or running the generated asset?
If you generated Jython, it will automatically work without any other
setup (Jython is interpreted).
If you generated Java, you will need to compile the java and pack it
into a jar. In the TestScenario you will need to use the <jar > tag to
indicate where the java jar is to be found. You can follow the
"counterDPLExample".
	<resources>
		<jar
path="./example_agents/counterDPLExample/print.jar"/>
	</resources>

	<run name="CVS" testclass="com.examples.print" method="print"
langtype="java"> 

If you need more help please let me know.

William Martinez

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From: users-bounces@lists.pushtotest.com
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DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:00 PM
To: users@lists.pushtotest.com
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates

these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by
TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that
could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without
a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be
able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help
with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the
Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
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From DGeorgie at wiley.com  Tue Mar 11 18:16:35 2008
From: DGeorgie at wiley.com (DGeorgie@wiley.com)
Date: Tue Mar 11 19:08:54 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
In-Reply-To: <85A61B0FDDD4834EA295605C349BABAAB05CD7@dc1avantica.AVANTICA.AVANTICATEC.NET>
Message-ID: <OFA6E6234E.76C9C9F7-ON8525740A.000A3D5E-8525740A.000C81E0@wiley.com>

Hi William,

If I understood correctly I will need to modify the generated Java code to 
enable the HTTP redirect and then create another test scenario with 
TestMaker to run the Java code. How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the 
Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure how to 
enable it.

Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests 
difficult,

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
This is interesting.
TG4W is a tool to record the steps of your interactions. When replayed
in the browser, the tool is using the actual browser actions to repeat
the steps.
When used outside the browsers, TG4W uses the HTMLUnit product to replay
the steps. HTMLUnit is a testing product that executes all the common
browser actions without a IU. Internally, it uses another tool called
httpclient from apache commons.

So, when used in TM, it actually calls the HTMLUnit to perform all the
recorded steps smulating a browser. Using a Jython or Java generated
from the TG4W script will allow you to see all the steps and customize
the calls to HTMLUnit. 

That error you see there, it seems, is a message in the HTMLUnit module
but not an error. See what it is said about that in the HTMLUnit site:

" I get error messages about redirection being disabled but I've turned
it on.

    26.02.2003 16:07:05 org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
    INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
 

    It's an annoyance that I haven't figured out how to fix yet.

    For a variety of reasons, I handle the redirection logic inside
HtmlUnit rather than letting commons-httpclient handle it for me. It's
commons-httpclient that is displaying that message because I have
explicitly disabled its redirection support.

    I'd like to filter out that warning message but haven't figured out
a clean way of doing it. A number of people have pointed out that it's
easy to disable a message if you know which logger is being used. The
problem is that there isn't a way to disable the messages without
knowing the logger in use. "
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/faq.html#RedirectionDiagnosticMessages

So, it seems that message is not an error, but a unhandled warning from
HTMLUnit guys.

Furthermore. If TG4W fails, it will show the error and the trace. 

So, it seems there is yet no way to eliminate the message, but it also
seems the steps are being correctly executed.

Now, about the generation error: Could you please tell me what was the
error when generating?
Was it generating or running the generated asset?
If you generated Jython, it will automatically work without any other
setup (Jython is interpreted).
If you generated Java, you will need to compile the java and pack it
into a jar. In the TestScenario you will need to use the <jar > tag to
indicate where the java jar is to be found. You can follow the
"counterDPLExample".
                 <resources>
                                 <jar
path="./example_agents/counterDPLExample/print.jar"/>
                 </resources>

                 <run name="CVS" testclass="com.examples.print" 
method="print"
langtype="java"> 

If you need more help please let me know.

William Martinez

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From: users-bounces@lists.pushtotest.com
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DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:00 PM
To: users@lists.pushtotest.com
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates

these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by
TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that
could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without
a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be
able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help
with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the
Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
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From olivier.dony at denali.be  Wed Mar 12 02:26:37 2008
From: olivier.dony at denali.be (Olivier Dony)
Date: Wed Mar 12 03:18:47 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
In-Reply-To: <OFA6E6234E.76C9C9F7-ON8525740A.000A3D5E-8525740A.000C81E0@wiley.com>
References: <OFA6E6234E.76C9C9F7-ON8525740A.000A3D5E-8525740A.000C81E0@wiley.com>
Message-ID: <FFF4FD2F-5357-427D-AEE4-573A9C2319B5@denali.be>

On Mar 12, 2008, at 3:16 AM, DGeorgie@wiley.com wrote:

> How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the
> Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure  
> how to
> enable it.


You don't need to enable it, it works by default.
The messages you see about it being disabled are spurious logs  
produced by an underlying library, but they have absolutely no impact  
on the result.

If they really annoy you, it is quite simple to hide them (even  
without knowing the actual loggin system used) with a few lines of  
java code, e.g:

         // attempt to disable commons-httpclient logging
         try {
             java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger 
("org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodDirector").setLevel 
(java.util.logging.Level.OFF); // java.util.logging
             org.apache.log4j.Logger.getLogger 
("org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodDirector").setLevel 
(org.apache.log4j.Level.OFF); // log4j logging
         }
         catch (Throwable t) {
             /* ignored, we're just trying to turn off useless  
commons-http logging */
         }



> Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests
> difficult,

As stated, htmlunit does support redirect by default, don't worry  
about that part.
If you'd like to be certain, there's a "setRedirectEnabled()" method  
on the WebClient object from htmlunit, but if you look into the code  
you will see that it is enabled by default.


HTH,


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From DGeorgie at wiley.com  Wed Mar 12 05:59:01 2008
From: DGeorgie at wiley.com (DGeorgie@wiley.com)
Date: Wed Mar 12 06:51:37 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
In-Reply-To: <FFF4FD2F-5357-427D-AEE4-573A9C2319B5@denali.be>
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That was really helpful but unfortunately I still have issue running the 
code both from TestMaker and the command line: Ideally I would like to run 
the code from the command line so I can integrate it with some automation 
scripts that can be run on demand,

First  I created a JAR file and try to run the Java code using new 
Functional Test in TestMaker:
====================================================================================
The test failed and the following error was generated:
java.lang.NullPointerException
        at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
        at
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
        at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
        at
com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.ScriptRunner$Excecuter.run(ScriptRunner.java:1330)
java.lang.NullPointerException
        at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
        at
sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:39)
        at
sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
        at
com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.ScriptRunner$Excecuter.run(ScriptRunner.java:1330)



Second, i tried to run the program from the command line. I compileed the 
Java code using TestMaker.sh start-up script as a template to create the 
classpath. When I run the program from the command line I receive this 
error:
===================================================================================================================================================
I will put my questions in front of the log output so they are not 
overlooked.

1) what is null/pttfrozen1_ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w_rec.html file? TestMaker 
created only pttfrozen1_ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w at the conversion.

2) any idea why the placeholder variables are not replaced with the actual 
values from the dataset?

./ProfLogin.sh  (this script creates the classpath and starts 
ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w program)

java.io.FileNotFoundException: 
null/pttfrozen1_ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w_rec.html (No such file or directory)
        at java.io.FileOutputStream.open(Native Method)
        at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(FileOutputStream.java:179)
        at java.io.FileOutputStream.<init>(FileOutputStream.java:70)
        at java.io.FileWriter.<init>(FileWriter.java:46)
        at 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl.outputFileAsHtml(XmlTestResultImpl.java:126)
        at 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl._startTest(XmlTestResultImpl.java:74)
        at 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl.testStart(XmlTestResultImpl.java:159)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.run(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:23)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.runMe(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:152)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.main(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:166)
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:35 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: Enabling EasySSL
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: parsing 
file:/home/dgeorgie/programs/PushToTest/TestMaker/tests/wplus/pttfrozen1_ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: setDatasets: Total datasets:1
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: setDatasets: initializing dataset: dt_servers with file 
/home/dgeorgie/programs/PushToTest/TestMaker/tests/wplus/wp_server.cvs
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: Step start: 0 type=loop-dataset-dt_servers-server
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: Step start: 1 type=goto
Mar 12, 2008 8:49:36 AM com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.XmlTestResultImpl info
INFO: changing url to page: 
http://${dt_servers.wp_server}:${dt_servers.wp_port}/edugen/secure/index.uni
------------- ERROR ---------------- 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.InterpreterException: error while fetching url: 
http://${dt_servers.wp_server}:${dt_servers.wp_port}/edugen/secure/index.uni
        at 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.HtmlUnitInterpreter.handleAction_goto_url(HtmlUnitInterpreter.java:294)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.run(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:61)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.runMe(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:152)
        at 
gen.tests.htmlunit.ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.main(ProfLogin_loop2_tg4w.java:166)
Caused by: java.net.MalformedURLException: For input string: 
"${dt_servers.wp_port}"
        at java.net.URL.<init>(URL.java:601)
        at java.net.URL.<init>(URL.java:464)
        at java.net.URL.<init>(URL.java:413)
        at 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.HtmlUnitInterpreter.handleAction_goto_url(HtmlUnitInterpreter.java:292)
        ... 3 more
error while fetching url: 
http://${dt_servers.wp_server}:${dt_servers.wp_port}/edugen/secure/index.uni
------------------------------------ 
[dgeorgie@zadar wplus]$ 

Dimitar Georgievski
----------------------------------------
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Electronic Support Services
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
Tel: 201.748.5867
Cell: 917.295.1462
email: dgeorgie@wiley.com
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On Mar 12, 2008, at 3:16 AM, DGeorgie@wiley.com wrote:

> How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the
> Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure 
> how to
> enable it.


You don't need to enable it, it works by default.
The messages you see about it being disabled are spurious logs 
produced by an underlying library, but they have absolutely no impact 
on the result.

If they really annoy you, it is quite simple to hide them (even 
without knowing the actual loggin system used) with a few lines of 
java code, e.g:

         // attempt to disable commons-httpclient logging
         try {
             java.util.logging.Logger.getLogger 
("org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodDirector").setLevel 
(java.util.logging.Level.OFF); // java.util.logging
             org.apache.log4j.Logger.getLogger 
("org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodDirector").setLevel 
(org.apache.log4j.Level.OFF); // log4j logging
         }
         catch (Throwable t) {
             /* ignored, we're just trying to turn off useless 
commons-http logging */
         }



> Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests
> difficult,

As stated, htmlunit does support redirect by default, don't worry 
about that part.
If you'd like to be certain, there's a "setRedirectEnabled()" method 
on the WebClient object from htmlunit, but if you look into the code 
you will see that it is enabled by default.


HTH,


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From wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET  Wed Mar 12 06:01:02 2008
From: wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET (=?US-ASCII?Q?William_Martinez_Pomares?=)
Date: Wed Mar 12 06:54:31 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
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Message-ID: <85A61B0FDDD4834EA295605C349BABAAB05DCF@dc1avantica.AVANTICA.AVANTICATEC.NET>


Hi Dimitar.
No, that is not what the message from HTMLUnit says. 
The guy from HTMLUnit uses HTTPUnit to perform the HTTP work. But for
some reason, he disables HTTPUnit redirection and handles redirection
manually in HTMLUnit, one layer above. The problem he faces is that
HTTPUnit throws that warning and he does not know how to avoid it. The
redirection is done in HTMLUnit, but HTTPUnit throws the warning since
it does not know about it. So, there is no problem with redirecting,
just an annoying message from an underlying module.

Thus, your don't need to change Java Code. Actually, you can run the
TG4W script using langtype ="tg4w" without needing to geenrate java nor
jython code.

Hope this clarifies.

Regards, 

William Martinez

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Subject: RE: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


Hi William,

If I understood correctly I will need to modify the generated Java code
to 
enable the HTTP redirect and then create another test scenario with 
TestMaker to run the Java code. How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the

Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure how to

enable it.

Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests 
difficult,

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
This is interesting.
TG4W is a tool to record the steps of your interactions. When replayed
in the browser, the tool is using the actual browser actions to repeat
the steps.
When used outside the browsers, TG4W uses the HTMLUnit product to replay
the steps. HTMLUnit is a testing product that executes all the common
browser actions without a IU. Internally, it uses another tool called
httpclient from apache commons.

So, when used in TM, it actually calls the HTMLUnit to perform all the
recorded steps smulating a browser. Using a Jython or Java generated
from the TG4W script will allow you to see all the steps and customize
the calls to HTMLUnit. 

That error you see there, it seems, is a message in the HTMLUnit module
but not an error. See what it is said about that in the HTMLUnit site:

" I get error messages about redirection being disabled but I've turned
it on.

    26.02.2003 16:07:05 org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
    INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
 

    It's an annoyance that I haven't figured out how to fix yet.

    For a variety of reasons, I handle the redirection logic inside
HtmlUnit rather than letting commons-httpclient handle it for me. It's
commons-httpclient that is displaying that message because I have
explicitly disabled its redirection support.

    I'd like to filter out that warning message but haven't figured out
a clean way of doing it. A number of people have pointed out that it's
easy to disable a message if you know which logger is being used. The
problem is that there isn't a way to disable the messages without
knowing the logger in use. "
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/faq.html#RedirectionDiagnosticMessages

So, it seems that message is not an error, but a unhandled warning from
HTMLUnit guys.

Furthermore. If TG4W fails, it will show the error and the trace. 

So, it seems there is yet no way to eliminate the message, but it also
seems the steps are being correctly executed.

Now, about the generation error: Could you please tell me what was the
error when generating?
Was it generating or running the generated asset?
If you generated Jython, it will automatically work without any other
setup (Jython is interpreted).
If you generated Java, you will need to compile the java and pack it
into a jar. In the TestScenario you will need to use the <jar > tag to
indicate where the java jar is to be found. You can follow the
"counterDPLExample".
                 <resources>
                                 <jar
path="./example_agents/counterDPLExample/print.jar"/>
                 </resources>

                 <run name="CVS" testclass="com.examples.print" 
method="print"
langtype="java"> 

If you need more help please let me know.

William Martinez

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DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:00 PM
To: users@lists.pushtotest.com
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates

these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by
TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that
could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without
a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be
able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help
with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the
Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
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From DGeorgie at wiley.com  Wed Mar 12 06:52:51 2008
From: DGeorgie at wiley.com (DGeorgie@wiley.com)
Date: Wed Mar 12 07:45:18 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
In-Reply-To: <85A61B0FDDD4834EA295605C349BABAAB05DCF@dc1avantica.AVANTICA.AVANTICATEC.NET>
Message-ID: <OFBF54627D.71D9247B-ON8525740A.005044CA-8525740A.0051BB52@wiley.com>

Hi William,

Sorry if my response was confusing. I think I understood what that message 
said. The fact is that I cannot run tg4w script directly from TestMaker if 
 HTTP redirects are present. The redirect warning messages submitted in my 
first posting were from TestMaker trying to execute my tg4w script. 

You probably have seen my subsequent emails on this list. I tried to run 
the generated Java program directly from the command line and from 
TestMaker.. Both attempts were unsuccessful. I will need to get more 
familiar with the Java libraries before I can continue in this direction.

Today I tried different approach. I used the Proxy recorder to generate a 
Jython script for my test. The result was very disappointing. The 
generated script blindly submits the Java session id to the server which 
naturally is expired and the ends up again on the log-in page. The script 
makes no effort even to verify whether it lads the correct page and 
continues to submit the request one after the other hitting the logging 
page over and over.

I was hoping Test Maker will shorten my time to create and deploy a 
functional test script with no or minimal code modifications of the 
generated code. Now I think it is just easier and probably much faster for 
me to implement the whole test script from scratch using Perl modules that 
provide similar functionality but are much easier to maintain and run. 
Probably I could do the same thing with Jython but I don't see the point 
of using an obscure scripting language, which none of the admins here, 
would be willing to learn to maintain the testing scripts.

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
No, that is not what the message from HTMLUnit says. 
The guy from HTMLUnit uses HTTPUnit to perform the HTTP work. But for
some reason, he disables HTTPUnit redirection and handles redirection
manually in HTMLUnit, one layer above. The problem he faces is that
HTTPUnit throws that warning and he does not know how to avoid it. The
redirection is done in HTMLUnit, but HTTPUnit throws the warning since
it does not know about it. So, there is no problem with redirecting,
just an annoying message from an underlying module.

Thus, your don't need to change Java Code. Actually, you can run the
TG4W script using langtype ="tg4w" without needing to geenrate java nor
jython code.

Hope this clarifies.

Regards, 

William Martinez

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DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 8:17 PM
To: TestMaker users list
Subject: RE: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


Hi William,

If I understood correctly I will need to modify the generated Java code
to 
enable the HTTP redirect and then create another test scenario with 
TestMaker to run the Java code. How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the

Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure how to

enable it.

Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests 
difficult,

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
This is interesting.
TG4W is a tool to record the steps of your interactions. When replayed
in the browser, the tool is using the actual browser actions to repeat
the steps.
When used outside the browsers, TG4W uses the HTMLUnit product to replay
the steps. HTMLUnit is a testing product that executes all the common
browser actions without a IU. Internally, it uses another tool called
httpclient from apache commons.

So, when used in TM, it actually calls the HTMLUnit to perform all the
recorded steps smulating a browser. Using a Jython or Java generated
from the TG4W script will allow you to see all the steps and customize
the calls to HTMLUnit. 

That error you see there, it seems, is a message in the HTMLUnit module
but not an error. See what it is said about that in the HTMLUnit site:

" I get error messages about redirection being disabled but I've turned
it on.

    26.02.2003 16:07:05 org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
    INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
 

    It's an annoyance that I haven't figured out how to fix yet.

    For a variety of reasons, I handle the redirection logic inside
HtmlUnit rather than letting commons-httpclient handle it for me. It's
commons-httpclient that is displaying that message because I have
explicitly disabled its redirection support.

    I'd like to filter out that warning message but haven't figured out
a clean way of doing it. A number of people have pointed out that it's
easy to disable a message if you know which logger is being used. The
problem is that there isn't a way to disable the messages without
knowing the logger in use. "
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/faq.html#RedirectionDiagnosticMessages

So, it seems that message is not an error, but a unhandled warning from
HTMLUnit guys.

Furthermore. If TG4W fails, it will show the error and the trace. 

So, it seems there is yet no way to eliminate the message, but it also
seems the steps are being correctly executed.

Now, about the generation error: Could you please tell me what was the
error when generating?
Was it generating or running the generated asset?
If you generated Jython, it will automatically work without any other
setup (Jython is interpreted).
If you generated Java, you will need to compile the java and pack it
into a jar. In the TestScenario you will need to use the <jar > tag to
indicate where the java jar is to be found. You can follow the
"counterDPLExample".
                 <resources>
                                 <jar
path="./example_agents/counterDPLExample/print.jar"/>
                 </resources>

                 <run name="CVS" testclass="com.examples.print" 
method="print"
langtype="java"> 

If you need more help please let me know.

William Martinez

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:users-bounces@lists.pushtotest.com]On Behalf Of
DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2008 1:00 PM
To: users@lists.pushtotest.com
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates

these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by
TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that
could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without
a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be
able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help
with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the
Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
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From wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET  Wed Mar 12 10:32:54 2008
From: wmartinez at AVANTICATEC.NET (=?US-ASCII?Q?William_Martinez_Pomares?=)
Date: Wed Mar 12 11:26:30 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional  tests
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Message-ID: <85A61B0FDDD4834EA295605C349BABAAB05F96@dc1avantica.AVANTICA.AVANTICATEC.NET>

Hello, Dimitri.

First I'm sorry things are not working as you expected. 
No, the other postings you mention got later to my inbox.

But please let me try to explain again what is happening.

1. The redirect is working. The message is a warning that has not been
silenced but is harmless.
Good thing you turn the message off, thanks to Olivier for that!
That was also a problem posted in SpikeSource last year. 
http://developer.spikesource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=773


2. TM is a tool to execute tests as units. It does not change the tests
in any way. 
TG4W is a tool create by SpikeSource to record and replay your
interactions in the browser. It does this using javaScript.
They also provide a java library called htmlunit-interpreter (a separate
download) to allow the user to replay the scripts without a browser.
To do this, they use HTMLUnit, another open source developed by Gargoyle
Software. They use HTTPUnit in turn.
TM embeds the TG4W and the htmlunit-interpreter in TM classpath, so you
can call the script as a standalone test.

In the post above,Vinay from SpikeSource says this: 

"I think the user was using the original version of HTMLUnit that was
shipped with TestMaker when the thread started.
It should be fixed with the newer versions with Spike's
htmlunit-interpreter"


3. So, if you want to run your recorded test in the browser, you use
TG4W in the browsers (javascript).
If you want to run it standalone, you should use htmlunit-interpreter to
generate a java (it will generate and compile and sets you up to test
the script with an ant file).
If you want to use that script as a functional test, or a load test, or
a monitor, you use TM. It will call the htmlunit-interpreter generator
for you, or it will call the htmlunit-interpreter interpreting functions
for you to interpret the script. TM does not interpret the scripts by
itself nor changes in anyway the settings.

So, all your steps generating the java from TM are the long path. To
generate a standalone it is better to use the htmlunit-interpreter
alone.
That is why I would suggest to test on that first to see if
htmlunit-interpreter (current version from TG4W) supports what you are
doing.

5. The error you see in TM that says:
The test failed and the following error was generated:
java.lang.NullPointerException
  at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)

Is because TM is not finding the method/class you request in the run.
Probably there is an error in the testscenario.
If you send it we can take a look at it.

6. The error:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: 
null/pttfrozen1_ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w_rec.html 

is also a problem from the htmlunit-interpreter, since it tries to
generate the results of the test in an HTML (TM does not need that).
This error can be discarded, and will be disabled in future versions of
TM so it does not get logged.

7. The error:
INFO: changing url to page: 
http://${dt_servers.wp_server}:${dt_servers.wp_port}/edugen/secure/index
.uni
------------- ERROR ---------------- 
com.spike.tg4w.htmlunit.InterpreterException: error while fetching url: 
http://${dt_servers.wp_server}:${dt_servers.wp_port}/edugen/secure/index
.uni

Seems to be a problem with htmlunit-interpreter that is not replacing
the variables with the dataset correctly. 
I posted a question to SpikeSource forums to see if the dataset is
supported in the htmlunit-interpreter yet.
http://developer.spikesource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=823
Vinay deom SpikeSource answered inmediately and is asking me for a code
to look at:
"Hello,
Do you have a sample I could work on?
thanks,"

So, if you can handle me the code, or even enter the forum and post it
there, Vinay may help you. Please let me know to answer him.



Finally, I'm sorry your expectatives were not accomplished. TM is a tool
that allows you to plug almost any test you do, in any language
supported by the JSR223 spec (I'm not sure if Perl is in the list yet).
It also allows to plug tests created in SOAPUI, or in TG4W. But it is
not a tool to CREATE the TG4W test, it will just give you the tools to
replay them. If there is something the tool at hand is not able to do,
TM will not able to deliver it.
In your case, you need a test using TG4W to run standalone (not in a
browser, so TM can execute it) and that uses datasets feature.
If htmlunit-interpreter does not support that, then TM will not support
it either. 
Still, TM has something called DPLs, that are just like datasets in
TG4W, and it supports you to plug those to TG4W scripts.

Anyway, all this is great feedback and we thank you. I will wait to see
what the reponse is from you to SpikeSource, and also we will look at
the htmlunit-interpreter using datasets issue on our own.

Thanks.

William Martinez.




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DGeorgie@wiley.com
Sent: Wednesday, March 12, 2008 8:53 AM
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Subject: RE: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


Hi William,

Sorry if my response was confusing. I think I understood what that
message 
said. The fact is that I cannot run tg4w script directly from TestMaker
if 
 HTTP redirects are present. The redirect warning messages submitted in
my 
first posting were from TestMaker trying to execute my tg4w script. 

You probably have seen my subsequent emails on this list. I tried to run

the generated Java program directly from the command line and from 
TestMaker.. Both attempts were unsuccessful. I will need to get more 
familiar with the Java libraries before I can continue in this
direction.

Today I tried different approach. I used the Proxy recorder to generate
a 
Jython script for my test. The result was very disappointing. The 
generated script blindly submits the Java session id to the server which

naturally is expired and the ends up again on the log-in page. The
script 
makes no effort even to verify whether it lads the correct page and 
continues to submit the request one after the other hitting the logging 
page over and over.

I was hoping Test Maker will shorten my time to create and deploy a 
functional test script with no or minimal code modifications of the 
generated code. Now I think it is just easier and probably much faster
for 
me to implement the whole test script from scratch using Perl modules
that 
provide similar functionality but are much easier to maintain and run. 
Probably I could do the same thing with Jython but I don't see the point

of using an obscure scripting language, which none of the admins here, 
would be willing to learn to maintain the testing scripts.

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
No, that is not what the message from HTMLUnit says. 
The guy from HTMLUnit uses HTTPUnit to perform the HTTP work. But for
some reason, he disables HTTPUnit redirection and handles redirection
manually in HTMLUnit, one layer above. The problem he faces is that
HTTPUnit throws that warning and he does not know how to avoid it. The
redirection is done in HTMLUnit, but HTTPUnit throws the warning since
it does not know about it. So, there is no problem with redirecting,
just an annoying message from an underlying module.

Thus, your don't need to change Java Code. Actually, you can run the
TG4W script using langtype ="tg4w" without needing to geenrate java nor
jython code.

Hope this clarifies.

Regards, 

William Martinez

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Subject: RE: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


Hi William,

If I understood correctly I will need to modify the generated Java code
to 
enable the HTTP redirect and then create another test scenario with 
TestMaker to run the Java code. How do I enable the HTTP redirect in the

Java code? I am still researching the documentation and  not sure how to

enable it.

Too bad HTMLUnit is not supporting redirects. It makes simple tests 
difficult,

Thanks,

Dimitar Georgievski




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Hi Dimitar.
This is interesting.
TG4W is a tool to record the steps of your interactions. When replayed
in the browser, the tool is using the actual browser actions to repeat
the steps.
When used outside the browsers, TG4W uses the HTMLUnit product to replay
the steps. HTMLUnit is a testing product that executes all the common
browser actions without a IU. Internally, it uses another tool called
httpclient from apache commons.

So, when used in TM, it actually calls the HTMLUnit to perform all the
recorded steps smulating a browser. Using a Jython or Java generated
from the TG4W script will allow you to see all the steps and customize
the calls to HTMLUnit. 

That error you see there, it seems, is a message in the HTMLUnit module
but not an error. See what it is said about that in the HTMLUnit site:

" I get error messages about redirection being disabled but I've turned
it on.

    26.02.2003 16:07:05 org.apache.commons.httpclient.HttpMethodBase
processRedirectResponse
    INFO: Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
 

    It's an annoyance that I haven't figured out how to fix yet.

    For a variety of reasons, I handle the redirection logic inside
HtmlUnit rather than letting commons-httpclient handle it for me. It's
commons-httpclient that is displaying that message because I have
explicitly disabled its redirection support.

    I'd like to filter out that warning message but haven't figured out
a clean way of doing it. A number of people have pointed out that it's
easy to disable a message if you know which logger is being used. The
problem is that there isn't a way to disable the messages without
knowing the logger in use. "
http://htmlunit.sourceforge.net/faq.html#RedirectionDiagnosticMessages

So, it seems that message is not an error, but a unhandled warning from
HTMLUnit guys.

Furthermore. If TG4W fails, it will show the error and the trace. 

So, it seems there is yet no way to eliminate the message, but it also
seems the steps are being correctly executed.

Now, about the generation error: Could you please tell me what was the
error when generating?
Was it generating or running the generated asset?
If you generated Jython, it will automatically work without any other
setup (Jython is interpreted).
If you generated Java, you will need to compile the java and pack it
into a jar. In the TestScenario you will need to use the <jar > tag to
indicate where the java jar is to be found. You can follow the
"counterDPLExample".
                 <resources>
                                 <jar
path="./example_agents/counterDPLExample/print.jar"/>
                 </resources>

                 <run name="CVS" testclass="com.examples.print" 
method="print"
langtype="java"> 

If you need more help please let me know.

William Martinez

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Subject: [ptt-users] Enable redirect in TestMaker functional tests


I have problem with a functional test. When the script runs it generates

these errors in the TestNode output.

Executing time 0
TestRunListeners
TestIndex
Test #1/1 : ./localhost/ProfLogin_loop2.tg4w
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled


The functional test was created based on a script generated by
TestGen4Web 
0.50.2. I am using TestMaker 5.1 on Fedora 8 and Java 6 build 3. 
The TestGen4Web script executes correctly in FireFox browser.

I have found in TG4W  forums other people with the same problem but no 
solution for the problem. I couldn't find any TestMaker setting that
could 
affect the Redirect behavior which is really strange because I am sure 
most of modern Web applications are using redirects extensively. Without
a 
support for it any testing tool would be useless.

I also converted the TG4W script to a Java program hoping I would be
able 
to tweak the Java code and enable the HTTP redirects. BTW the Jython 
translation didn't work.

The generated code has a class which executes the test.
InterpreterContext context = new InterpreterContext(this.config);

I am still trying to find a documentation for this class. I need help
with 
two things here:
1) how to correctly set -up the classpath to compile and execute the
Java 
program
2) how to enable the HTTP redirects in the Java program.

Thanks in advance!

Dimitar 
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From caroua at galileo-performance.fr  Thu Mar 13 09:15:47 2008
From: caroua at galileo-performance.fr (Chamseddine Aroua)
Date: Thu Mar 13 10:09:21 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Questions about pushtotest
Message-ID: <11153637.52151205428547774.JavaMail.root@ns300237.ovh.net>

Hi, 

I am a new user of pushtotest Open source and I have some questions: 
*Does it send alerts (by email for example) if a test failed ? 
*Where is the log file (I found a log file in PushToTest_TestMaker\notification\Log but it's always empty) ? 

Thanks 

Best regards 
Chams 
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From sbond at civica.co.uk  Thu Mar 13 10:18:01 2008
From: sbond at civica.co.uk (Simon Bond)
Date: Thu Mar 13 11:09:50 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Creating load test using Recorder
Message-ID: <C65048E988A472498B0BA06619B5FD6A1B5E7E@svr-email-8.civica.root.local>

I have generated a script using the Recorder test agent and would like
to use it to perform scalability and performance testing.

 

I created a testscenario and added a test to usecase section to point to
the Recorder script.

'              <test>

                 <!-- Add your <run> methods here -->

                                    <run name="Pay invoice"
testclass="C:\Documents and Settings\Simon.Bond\PushToTest\Pay
invoice.py" method="MyFirstTest" langtype="java" />

 

              </test>'

 

When I run this scenario, I get the following message in the 'Console
Output'

'           -           Validating test                           -

The test is valid.

            -           Test Resources             -

XML Scenario:   C:\Program Files\PushToTest_TestMaker\AuthorityWeb\Load
pay invoice.xml

            -           Loading Scenario                       -

The node localhost is valid

The node localhost has loaded the scenario

            -           Starting Monitors                       -

The monitor on the node localhost is not respoding

            -           Monitoring of Host disabled         -

            -           Making Transactions                  -

The node localhost didn't start the usecase 

            -           Recording Transaction    '

 

 

I've changed the port the testNode is working from which might be why
'The monitor on the node localhost is not respoding'

 

 

I would be glad of any help in getting this test to work.

 

 

Regards,

Simon Bond

Solutions Architect
Civica UK Ltd 

Tel: 020 884 43581

e-mail: sbond@civica.co.uk
Website: www.civica.co.uk <http://www.civica.co.uk/> 

CIVICA - providing consultancy, software and managed services

 


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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Thu Mar 13 17:32:11 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Thu Mar 13 18:25:03 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Questions about pushtotest
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Hi Chams:

> *Does it send alerts (by email for example) if a test failed ?

PushToTest TestMaker supports email notification, including test  
failure messages. Please take a look at the TestMaker_home/ 
example_agents/notificationsExample example. Also, see the reference  
documentation at the following URL:
http://docs.pushtotest.com/docs/reference.html

>
> *Where is the log file (I found a log file in PushToTest_TestMaker 
> \notification\Log but it's always empty) ?


Once you run a load test then look in the TestMaker_home/results  
directory.

Hope this helps.

-Frank



On Mar 13, 2008, at 10:15 AM, Chamseddine Aroua wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I am a new user of pushtotest Open source and I have some questions:
> *Does it send alerts (by email for example) if a test failed ?
> *Where is the log file (I found a log file in PushToTest_TestMaker 
> \notification\Log but it's always empty) ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Best regards
> Chams
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From sbond at civica.co.uk  Fri Mar 14 07:19:50 2008
From: sbond at civica.co.uk (Simon Bond)
Date: Fri Mar 14 08:11:55 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] RE: Creating load test using Recorder
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References: <20080313190942.E079843E0C1@mail.pushtotest.com>
Message-ID: <C65048E988A472498B0BA06619B5FD6A1B5E83@svr-email-8.civica.root.local>

I've added a resource section '  <resources>
    <module name="test" path="C:\Documents and
Settings\Simon.Bond\PushToTest\Pay invoice.py" />
  </resources>'

And changed the test section to '              <test>
                <setup module="test" name="PayInvoice"
testclass="TestClass" method="setUp" langtype="jython" />
                 <!-- Add your <run> methods here -->
		<run module="test" name="PayInvoice"
testclass="TestClass" method="runTest" langtype="jython" />
		<teardown module="test" name="PayInvoice"
testclass="TestClass" method="tearDown" langtype="jython" />
              </test>'

When I run this testScenario I get the following
In 'Console Output' it says ' 	-	Making Transactions
-
The node localhost didn't start the usecase 
	-	Recording Transaction'

In 'Local TestNode Output' it says ' Caught a throwable
java.lang.VerifyError: (class:
com/pushtotest/testmaker/XSTest/xml/TestScenario/ScriptRunner, method:
runSOAPUI signature:
(Lcom/eviware/soapui/impl/wsdl/testcase/WsdlTestCase;Lcom/pushtotest/tes
tmaker/XSTest/xml/TestScenario/SoapuiTestRunListener;)V) Incompatible
argument to function'

Any idea what else I should change?

Thanks,
Simon

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From tmccarthy at tangiblesoftware.com  Fri Mar 14 08:13:39 2008
From: tmccarthy at tangiblesoftware.com (Theo McCarthy)
Date: Fri Mar 14 09:06:51 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] functional tests stuck in infinite loops
Message-ID: <2F3DC4D41FA5994686AFFC36F1D661BEE542F2@wolverine.tangiblesoftware.com>

I'm running PushToTest on WindowsXP SP2, and ever since I downloaded v5.1 every functional test I run seems to get stuck in some kind of infinite loop.  This is true both for new scenarios I've written since the update and on scenarios that worked fine before the update.  It happens for every functional test, and I can't break the loop by stopping the scenario.  Does anybody know what might be causing this or how to fix it?

Here's my Console Output:

Starting local TestNode
at C:\Program Files\PushToTest_TestMaker\TestNetwork\TestNode\startup.bat
Starting local Monitor
2008-03-14 11:47:34,761 [main] DEBUG com.bitmechanic.maxq.Config - Generator: com.pushtotest.testmaker.gui.NewAgentWizard.maxqhelp.TMCodeGenerator
Proxy recorder server started on port: 80902008-03-14 11:47:35,214 [Thread-13] INFO  com.bitmechanic.maxq.ProxyServer - Proxy server started on port: 8090

	-	Validating test			-
The test is valid.
	-	The functional test is running	-
	-	Test Resources		-
XML Scenario:	C:\Documents and Settings\TSI\Desktop\Push files\CCAUCAPanthemGA1Func
TestGen4Web File:	C:\Documents and Settings\TSI\Desktop\Push files\CCAUCAPanthemGA1.testgen4web
	-	Loading Scenario		-
The node localhost is valid
The node localhost has loaded the scenario
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
	-	Stoping test			-
Stoping node: localhost
The node has been stopped
Test stopped!
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case

and my Local TestNode Output:

- Unable to find required classes (javax.activation.DataHandler and javax.mail.internet.MimeMultipart). Attachment support is disabled.
Adding file localhost\mylog.xml
INFO - New scenario Untitled Functional Test
INFO - Node name:localhost
Running a functional test
Executing time 0
INFO - Trying to stop the monitor
INFO - Trying to stop the monitor

and my Local TestNode Error:

2008-03-14 11:47:34.421::INFO:  Logging to STDERR via org.mortbay.log.StdErrLog
2008-03-14 11:47:35.578::INFO:  jetty-6.1.4
2008-03-14 11:47:35.703::INFO:  NO JSP Support for /axis, did not find org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet
2008-03-14 11:47:35.249::INFO:  Extract jar:file:/C:/Program%20Files/PushToTest_TestMaker/TestNetwork/TestNode/webapps/responder.war!/ to C:\DOCUME~1\TSI\LOCALS~1\Temp\Jetty_0_0_0_0_8080_responder.war__responder__-4z4j09\webapp
2008-03-14 11:47:35.359::INFO:  NO JSP Support for /responder, did not find org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet
2008-03-14 11:47:36.890::INFO:  NO JSP Support for /TestNetwork, did not find org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet
2008-03-14 11:47:36.137::INFO:  NO JSP Support for /WEB-INF, did not find org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet
2008-03-14 11:47:36.153::INFO:  Started SelectChannelConnector@0.0.0.0:8080
Exception in thread "Thread-20" java.lang.VerifyError: (class: com/pushtotest/testmaker/XSTest/xml/TestScenario/ScriptRunner, method: runSOAPUI signature: (Lcom/eviware/soapui/impl/wsdl/testcase/WsdlTestCase;Lcom/pushtotest/testmaker/XSTest/xml/TestScenario/SoapuiTestRunListener;)V) Incompatible argument to function
	at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.TestusecaseRunner.runOneTime(TestusecaseRunner.java:454)
	at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.TestscenarioRunner.runFunctionaltest(TestscenarioRunner.java:288)
	at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.TestscenarioRunner.access$000(TestscenarioRunner.java:91)
	at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.xml.TestScenario.TestscenarioRunner$FunctionalTest.run(TestscenarioRunner.java:272)





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From kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk  Fri Mar 21 07:49:41 2008
From: kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk (Kevin Izzet)
Date: Fri Mar 21 08:44:28 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] PTTMonitor for Solaris
Message-ID: <187715.49393.qm@web53107.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hi,

Can anyone tell/point me in the right direction, I have started to look at push to test as a replacement for our current testing software, my problem is that the PTTMonitor doesn't appear to be supported on Solaris

Is this correct or am I just being daft.
 
Regards
 
Kevin


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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Fri Mar 21 08:37:47 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Fri Mar 21 09:32:41 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] PTTMonitor for Solaris
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Hi Kevin:

PTTMonitor makes native calls to the underlying OS. Unfortunately we  
do not have one for Solaris. We could have our engineers add this  
with a few hours of consulting work, or would be glad to have someone  
in the community contribute a Solaris monitor.

Please let me know how this impacts your plans.

Thanks.

-Frank



On Mar 21, 2008, at 11:49 AM, Kevin Izzet wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Can anyone tell/point me in the right direction, I have started to  
> look at push to test as a replacement for our current testing  
> software, my problem is that the PTTMonitor doesn't appear to be  
> supported on Solaris
>
> Is this correct or am I just being daft.
>
> Regards
>
> Kevin
>
>
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From kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk  Fri Mar 21 09:12:07 2008
From: kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk (Kevin Izzet)
Date: Fri Mar 21 14:31:57 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] PTTMonitor for Solaris
In-Reply-To: <A80325E4-EBFD-475D-98DB-EFE1A2748A34@pushtotest.com>
References: <7963209.1206114881748.JavaMail.root@m06>
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Message-ID: <47E3EC67.6040008@yahoo.co.uk>

Hi Frank,

Thanks for your quick reply, we are currently using grinder to do our 
performance/load testing
it's a great tool but has some limitations, mainly mt colleagues arnt 
into scripting and prefer to
have point and click apps, also my Manager prefers to see graphs and is 
always looking for
comparison's.

I found a link to this app yesterday and decided to give it a whirl with 
a view to replacing grinder
for our main perf testing, a number of features stand out one of which 
being the PTTMonitor.

We are predominantly a Sun/Solaris site although I recently replaced our 
load test box's with linux.

It would be preferable to have a Solaris based monitor to tie the 
information into one tool so that
I can demonstrate the benefits to my managers.

Just being cheeky now but does the app give a break down of performance 
for each step (GET/POST)
and can the comparison tool show the output ?

Regards

Kevin

PS. Favourite features (So Far) , Firefox Plugin record/replay, 
Simplicity of generating Load tests,
      Simplicity of installation.


Frank Cohen wrote:
> Hi Kevin:
>
> PTTMonitor makes native calls to the underlying OS. Unfortunately we 
> do not have one for Solaris. We could have our engineers add this with 
> a few hours of consulting work, or would be glad to have someone in 
> the community contribute a Solaris monitor.
>
> Please let me know how this impacts your plans.
>
> Thanks.
>
> -Frank
>
>
>
> On Mar 21, 2008, at 11:49 AM, Kevin Izzet wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> Can anyone tell/point me in the right direction, I have started to 
>> look at push to test as a replacement for our current testing 
>> software, my problem is that the PTTMonitor doesn't appear to be 
>> supported on Solaris
>>
>> Is this correct or am I just being daft.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Kevin
>>
>>
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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Fri Mar 21 18:13:02 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Fri Mar 21 19:49:27 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] PTTMonitor for Solaris
In-Reply-To: <24387997.1206135584897.JavaMail.root@m06>
References: <7963209.1206114881748.JavaMail.root@m06>
	<A80325E4-EBFD-475D-98DB-EFE1A2748A34@pushtotest.com>
	<24387997.1206135584897.JavaMail.root@m06>
Message-ID: <7EA8E25D-5FEC-4B0E-B6D5-C3068B038C97@pushtotest.com>

Hi Kevin:

Thanks for the info. Of course, I'm curious how TestMaker compares to  
The Grinder. So thanks for the thoughts on why you are considering a  
switch.

The record/playback is currently supported using TestGen4Web from  
SpikeSource and Selenium.

Check out the reporting capability here:
http://downloads.pushtotest.com/tm5/Results_UI_Design.pdf

-Frank


On Mar 21, 2008, at 12:12 PM, Kevin Izzet wrote:
> Hi Frank,
>
> Thanks for your quick reply, we are currently using grinder to do  
> our performance/load testing
> it's a great tool but has some limitations, mainly mt colleagues  
> arnt into scripting and prefer to
> have point and click apps, also my Manager prefers to see graphs  
> and is always looking for
> comparison's.
>
> I found a link to this app yesterday and decided to give it a whirl  
> with a view to replacing grinder
> for our main perf testing, a number of features stand out one of  
> which being the PTTMonitor.
>
> We are predominantly a Sun/Solaris site although I recently  
> replaced our load test box's with linux.
>
> It would be preferable to have a Solaris based monitor to tie the  
> information into one tool so that
> I can demonstrate the benefits to my managers.
>
> Just being cheeky now but does the app give a break down of  
> performance for each step (GET/POST)
> and can the comparison tool show the output ?
>
> Regards
>
> Kevin
>
> PS. Favourite features (So Far) , Firefox Plugin record/replay,  
> Simplicity of generating Load tests,
>      Simplicity of installation.
>
>
> Frank Cohen wrote:
>> Hi Kevin:
>>
>> PTTMonitor makes native calls to the underlying OS. Unfortunately  
>> we do not have one for Solaris. We could have our engineers add  
>> this with a few hours of consulting work, or would be glad to have  
>> someone in the community contribute a Solaris monitor.
>>
>> Please let me know how this impacts your plans.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> -Frank
>>
>>
>>
>> On Mar 21, 2008, at 11:49 AM, Kevin Izzet wrote:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> Can anyone tell/point me in the right direction, I have started  
>>> to look at push to test as a replacement for our current testing  
>>> software, my problem is that the PTTMonitor doesn't appear to be  
>>> supported on Solaris
>>>
>>> Is this correct or am I just being daft.
>>>
>>> Regards
>>>
>>> Kevin
>>>
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From kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk  Tue Mar 25 05:20:33 2008
From: kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk (Kevin Izzet)
Date: Tue Mar 25 06:16:09 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] PTTMonitor for Solaris
Message-ID: <527712.85319.qm@web53107.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hi Frank,
 
I have downloaded and compiled the pre-alpha version (5.2) from cvs and installed  Testmaker on my local system and the new Monitor/TestNode on the remote system, I have also added the step=true option to the test_load.xml.
Unfortunately when I run an existing test I get the following output in the "Console Output" have I done something wrong? I realise that this is an alpha build and appreciate that it's not yet supported.
 
Regards
 
Kevin
 
 - Validating test   -
The test is valid.
 - Test Resources  -
XML Scenario: /home/administrator/PushToTest_TestMaker/pprod_qual_accaweb_load.xml
TestGen4Web File: ////home/administrator/PushToTest_TestMaker/pprod_qual_accaweb.testgen4web
 - Loading Scenario  -
The node acca-4 is valid
The node acca-4 has loaded the scenario
 - Starting Monitors  -
Monitor for acca-4 started.
 - Monitoring of Host disabled -
 - Making Transactions  -
 - Restarting monitors  -
 - Recording Transaction  -
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode acca-4 snapshot: Operating first test use case
Test Summary
TestNode acca-4 final results: Tests completed: 0. Success: 0. Failures: 0.
 - Getting Result Files  -
Getting ./Results/Tue_Mar_25_12-55-55_GMT_2008/docs/acca-4-uc0crl0sz0.xml from acca-4
 - Fetching Monitor Information  -
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Null 'chart' argument.
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.writeChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:172)
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:329)
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:300)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs(guiTestScenarioPanel.java:788)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario(ControlRunner.java:544)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run(ControlRunner.java:458)
Recorder: java.lang.ClassCastException: com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs(guiTestScenarioPanel.java:898)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario(ControlRunner.java:544)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run(ControlRunner.java:458)

 
 


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From kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk  Thu Mar 27 04:42:03 2008
From: kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk (Kevin Izzet)
Date: Thu Mar 27 05:37:53 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Newbie Help
Message-ID: <783261.52214.qm@web53103.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hi All,
 
I'm having problems getting a simple login test to work (or get debug info).
I have started small by creating, using testgen4web, a simple test which only goes to a Portal login page and does nothing else, I have then created a functional test, which works fine, and then a load test, which also works fine.
I then took things one stage further and created a test which logged into the Portal, I tested the scenario works fine using the replay option of testgen4web, but neither the functional test or load test return any results.
 
Tested using TestMaker 5.2 pre-alpha from both Linux and Windows boxes
 
The console output is as follow :-
 
 - Validating test   -
The test is valid.
 - Test Resources  -
XML Scenario: C:\Program Files\PushToTest_TestMaker\newloadtest.xml
TestGen4Web File: pprod_qual_newapp.testgen4web
 - Loading Scenario  -
The node localhost is valid
The node localhost has loaded the scenario
 - Starting Monitors  -
Monitor for localhost started.
 - Monitoring of Host disabled -
 - Making Transactions  -
 - Restarting monitors  -
 - Recording Transaction  -
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
Test Summary
TestNode localhost final results: Tests completed: 0. Success: 0. Failures: 0.
 - Getting Result Files  -
Getting ./Results/Thu_Mar_27_12-25-48_GMT_2008/docs/localhost-uc0crl0sz0.xml from localhost
 - Fetching Monitor Information  -
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Null 'chart' argument.
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.writeChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:172)
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:329)
 at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG(ChartUtilities.java:300)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs(guiTestScenarioPanel.java:788)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario(ControlRunner.java:541)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run(ControlRunner.java:455)
Recorder: java.lang.ClassCastException: com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
java.lang.ClassCastException: com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs(guiTestScenarioPanel.java:898)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario(ControlRunner.java:541)
 at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run(ControlRunner.java:455)


I can get the java error to disappear by setting summary flag to false
 
Regards
 
Kevin


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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Thu Mar 27 09:25:33 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Thu Mar 27 11:12:06 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Newbie Help
In-Reply-To: <23383006.1206621744844.JavaMail.root@m06>
References: <23383006.1206621744844.JavaMail.root@m06>
Message-ID: <AC709F0D-6D79-4519-9CDC-87FBA3F0F3BA@pushtotest.com>

Hi Kevin:

It seems there is a problem with the testnode that is not initiating  
or ending the the TestGen4Web test. I see the message: "TestNode  
localhost snapshot: Operating
first test use case" several times and "TestNode localhost final  
results: Tests completed: 0. Success: 0 Failures: 0." at the end.

This could be a problem with TestGen4Web, but the first run of the  
test appears to have worked successfully.

Would you be willing to send me the TestScenario file? Also, did you  
convert the TestGen4Web recording into Jython? If so, we would like  
to look at that too.

One other thing, please look at the TestNode output and error tabs in  
the Output panel. There may be execution problem log entries there.

The chart error you see in the log is because the test failed and  
there are no results. This is a bug that will be solved shortly.  
(Keep in mind that you are running pre-alpha code.)

I hope this helps.

-Frank


On Mar 27, 2008, at 5:42 AM, Kevin Izzet wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I'm having problems getting a simple login test to work (or get  
> debug info).
> I have started small by creating, using testgen4web, a simple test  
> which only goes to a Portal login page and does nothing else, I  
> have then created a functional test, which works fine, and then a  
> load test, which also works fine.
> I then took things one stage further and created a test which  
> logged into the Portal, I tested the scenario works fine using the  
> replay option of testgen4web, but neither the functional test or  
> load test return any results.
>
> Tested using TestMaker 5.2 pre-alpha from both Linux and Windows boxes
>
> The console output is as follow :-
>
>  - Validating test   -
> The test is valid.
>  - Test Resources  -
> XML Scenario: C:\Program Files\PushToTest_TestMaker\newloadtest.xml
> TestGen4Web File: pprod_qual_newapp.testgen4web
>  - Loading Scenario  -
> The node localhost is valid
> The node localhost has loaded the scenario
>  - Starting Monitors  -
> Monitor for localhost started.
>  - Monitoring of Host disabled -
>  - Making Transactions  -
>  - Restarting monitors  -
>  - Recording Transaction  -
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> TestNode localhost snapshot: Operating first test use case
> Test Summary
> TestNode localhost final results: Tests completed: 0. Success: 0.  
> Failures: 0.
>  - Getting Result Files  -
> Getting ./Results/Thu_Mar_27_12-25-48_GMT_2008/docs/localhost- 
> uc0crl0sz0.xml from localhost
>  - Fetching Monitor Information  -
> java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Null 'chart' argument.
>  at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.writeChartAsPNG 
> (ChartUtilities.java:172)
>  at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG 
> (ChartUtilities.java:329)
>  at org.jfree.chart.ChartUtilities.saveChartAsPNG 
> (ChartUtilities.java:300)
>  at  
> com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs 
> (guiTestScenarioPanel.java:788)
>  at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario 
> (ControlRunner.java:541)
>  at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run 
> (ControlRunner.java:455)
> Recorder: java.lang.ClassCastException:  
> com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to  
> org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
> java.lang.ClassCastException:  
> com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.tally.TabPanel cannot be cast to  
> org.jfree.chart.ChartPanel
>  at  
> com.pushtotest.testmaker.controller.guiTestScenarioPanel.saveGraphs 
> (guiTestScenarioPanel.java:898)
>  at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.runScenario 
> (ControlRunner.java:541)
>  at com.pushtotest.testmaker.XSTest.client.ControlRunner.run 
> (ControlRunner.java:455)
>
>
> I can get the java error to disappear by setting summary flag to false
>
> Regards
>
> Kevin
>
>
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From kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk  Fri Mar 28 06:25:35 2008
From: kmmizzet at yahoo.co.uk (Kevin Izzet)
Date: Fri Mar 28 07:22:00 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Newbie Help
Message-ID: <508378.43180.qm@web53111.mail.re2.yahoo.com>

Hi Frank,
 
No problems sending you the file, will obviously have to remove login details, but that should be fine.
 
I haven't tried converting to a jython script, is this recomended and if so what are the advantages of doing so ?
 
I have attached the output from the Local TestNode output/errors
 
I have tried running the same load/testgen4web scripts in both 5.1 and 5.2 and appear to get the same results.
 
Thanks fro you help
 
Regards
 
Kevin
 
TestNode Output
 
Running a use case 0
Message size 1
0
Test #1/1 : .\localhost\pprod_qual_newapp.testgen4web
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
Test is successfull
Test #1/1 : .\localhost\pprod_qual_newapp.testgen4web
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
Test is successfull
Test #1/1 : .\localhost\pprod_qual_newapp.testgen4web
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Redirect requested but followRedirects is disabled
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
- Added cookie: oracle.uix=0^^GMT-0:00
Test is successfull

TestNode Error
log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger (info0).
log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.

 
--------- Original E-Mail ---------
Hi Kevin:
It seems there is a problem with the testnode that is not initiating  
or ending the the TestGen4Web test. I see the message: "TestNode  
localhost snapshot: Operating
first test use case" several times and "TestNode localhost final  
results: Tests completed: 0. Success: 0 Failures: 0." at the end.
This could be a problem with TestGen4Web, but the first run of the  
test appears to have worked successfully.
Would you be willing to send me the TestScenario file? Also, did you  
convert the TestGen4Web recording into Jython? If so, we would like  
to look at that too.
One other thing, please look at the TestNode output and error tabs in  
the Output panel. There may be execution problem log entries there.
The chart error you see in the log is because the test failed and  
there are no results. This is a bug that will be solved shortly.  
(Keep in mind that you are running pre-alpha code.)
I hope this helps.
-Frank


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    <datasets>
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    <actions>
        <action type="goto" refresh="." window="." step="0">
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        <action type="verify-title" window="." step="1">
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        <action type="fill" window="." step="2">
            <xpath><![CDATA[*/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[4]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[3]/*/INPUT[@TYPE="text" and @NAME="ssousername"]]]></xpath>
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        <action type="fill" window="." step="4">
            <xpath><![CDATA[*/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[4]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[3]/TD[3]/*/INPUT[@TYPE="password" and @NAME="password"]]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[mclaucm1]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="click" refresh="." window="." step="5">
            <xpath><![CDATA[A[@ID="sub1"]]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="wait-for-ms" label="sleep ki" refresh="" window="." step="6">
            <xpath><![CDATA[]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[10000]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="verify-title" window="." step="7">
            <xpath><![CDATA[*]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[Maintain Qualifications]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="click" window="." step="8">
            <xpath><![CDATA[*/FORM[@ID="dataForm"]/*/INPUT[@ID="PartyQualificationsTable:3:PartyQualificationsSelectOne"]]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[PartyQualificationsTable:selected]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="click" refresh="." window="." step="9">
            <xpath><![CDATA[TABLE[@ID="darkBackTable"]/TBODY[1]/TR[3]/TD[1]/*/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[1]/TABLE[1]/TBODY[1]/TR[1]/TD[4]/A[@CDATA="Qualification Papers"]]]></xpath>
            <value><![CDATA[]]></value>
        </action>
        <action type="verify-title" window="." step="10">
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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Sun Mar 30 09:59:51 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Sun Mar 30 11:05:38 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] Testing users email list
Message-ID: <285697.98818.qm@web45111.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>

This is a test. Please ignore.

-Frank




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From fcohen at pushtotest.com  Sun Mar 30 10:12:23 2008
From: fcohen at pushtotest.com (Frank Cohen)
Date: Sun Mar 30 11:05:39 2008
Subject: [ptt-users] test email
Message-ID: <601804.61092.qm@web45112.mail.sp1.yahoo.com>

this is a test.

-Frank




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