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Re: [java-gui-testing] Marathon NameError: default

Please use Marathon help forum - I generally check it out frequently
and might be able to respond faster.

That said, when configuring a project you need to give the full path
to the class name (like x.y.z.ClassName) rather than just the main
class name. In 90% of the cases, that is the reason for this error
message.

HTH.

-- KD


On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 8:33 PM, serdsch <sergio.weigel@...> wrote:
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> I want to use Marathon for testing a GUI and we had it working before. Now
> the test cases have changed, so I had to modularize the whole Marathon
> project into smaller ones. I created the new projects out of Marathon and I
> got the usual folder structure (Fixtures, Modules, TestCases) and the
> .project configuration file. I let Marathon create my default Fixture and
> its contents are just the same as the one before. When I create a new Test
> script out of Marathon (or from eclipse, or from a txt-tool) and I try to
> run it or to record with Marathon, I always get an Python error:
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> ScriptException: NameError: default
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> I use the standard method at the beginning of my test scripts:
> useFixture(default), and even if I let Marathon create it automatically, it
> still cannot recognize 'default', although it asks me to overwrite the
> existing file default.py, which tells me, the marathon.fixture.dir property
> is correctly set to %marathon.project.dir%/Fixtures.
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> I have absolutely no idea what is wrong here and if I can't fix it, I wont
> be able to use Marathon for any more testing.
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> Somebody has an idea?
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> Thx, Sergio
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> Sent from the Java GUI Testing mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
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Dakshinamurthy Karra (http://blog.jaliansystems.com)



Fri Feb 22, 2008 4:26 am

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