Hello community, I am using Hudson to perform some QF testing on a client of ours. The Hudson job calls an ANT script that is setup properly to launch the qftest as seen below. Basically the test then runs a jnlp file. I can do this in
the console window of the server where Hudson resides, but for some reason, when Hudson tries to do it, I get the error below. Inside of the test I am launching the jnlp with the argument –Xnosplash to disable the splash screen from showing up. If I don’t
do this then I get a silly error: Java Web Start splash screen process exiting .....
Splash: X11 connection failed: No such file or directory
<project name="System-Configurable-Autobuild"
default="runtQFTests"
xmlns:compress="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress">
<taskdef uri="antlib:org.apache.ant.compress"
resource="org/apache/ant/compress/antlib.xml"
classpath="external/ant-compress-1.0.jar:external/commons-compress-1.2.jar"/>
<target name="runtQFTests">
<exec executable="/etc/qftest/qftest-3.5M2/bin/qftest" failonerror="false">
<arg value = "-batch"/>
<arg value = "-run" />
<arg value = "-runlog" />
<arg value = "%w-%e-%x.qrl" />
<arg value = "${testSuite}" />
</exec>
<fail message="Failure due to unexpected: exceptions, errors, or warnings.">
<condition>
<not>
<equals arg1="0" arg2="0"/>
</not>
</condition>
</fail>
</target>
</project>
It is able to start the test suite. However, when I look inside the runlog, I see this ….
<AbstractStepLog duration="60023" name=" [Client]" realtime="60029"
time="13:28:28.796" timestamp="1357759708796"
vstate="3">
<ClientWaiter client="$(client)" id="_9"/>
<MessageLog resource="msg.namedVarExpanded" time="13:28:28.797"
timestamp="1357759708797">
<param>client</param>
<param>$(client)</param>
<param>Client</param>
</MessageLog>
<StackTraceLog time="13:29:28.816" timestamp="1357759768816">
<StackTraceEntry suite="/etc/qftest/plugin/KDTest.qft"
time="13:29:28.816" timestamp="1357759768816">
<SetupSequence ref="_6"/>
</StackTraceEntry>
<StackTraceEntry bindername="Globals" time="13:29:28.816"
timestamp="1357759768816">
<binding name="client">Client</binding>
</StackTraceEntry>
<StackTraceEntry bindername="Command line" time="13:29:28.817"
timestamp="1357759768817"/>
<StackTraceEntry suite="/etc/qftest/plugin/KDTest.qft"
time="13:29:28.817" timestamp="1357759768817">
<RootStep ref="_0"/>
</StackTraceEntry>
<StackTraceEntry bindername="---Fallback stack---"
time="13:29:28.817" timestamp="1357759768817"/>
<StackTraceEntry bindername="System" time="13:29:28.817"
timestamp="1357759768817"/>
</StackTraceLog>
<ExceptionLog pstate="2" state="3" time="13:29:28.823"
timestamp="1357759768823" vstate="3">
<Exception class="de.qfs.apps.qftest.shared.exceptions.ClientNotConnectedException"
id="__0">
<message>Client 'Client' did not connect.
Please double-check your setup sequence and refer to</message>
<stacktrace>de.qfs.apps.qftest.shared.exceptions.ClientNotConnectedException: Client 'Client' did not
connect.
So the question is, why can’t I run this in Hudson, when I can run it from the command line on the same server as Hudson??
Lance
