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I've been playing with JSUnit to see if I can deploy a single server
with all of my JSUnit tests and code. I want to deploy several other
servers (with the various OS/browser combos) that are configured to
point back to my main test server. Then I would like to run the
'distributed_test' task from the main server with the
'remoteMachineURLs' set to the various OS/browser servers I setup
earlier.

I can only get this to work if I configure each os/browser server to
use local files (for the testRunner and the test page), but when I
configure it to use my main server it times out sending the results.
For example on a linux box I get a message like this before the test
fails:
[java] Wed Sep 22 11:42:12 PDT 2004: StandaloneTest: waiting for
/usr/bin/firefox to submit result
[java] F
[java] Time: 121.261
[java] There was 1 failure:


I don't want to deploy my test code on each os/browser server because
I'm trying to get the whole thing to be part of an automated build
(cruisecontrol) where the source code is updated from version control
and deployed in a single place.

Any help or insight into the problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks!

--Alex Vollmer




Wed Sep 22, 2004 6:57 pm

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I've been playing with JSUnit to see if I can deploy a single server with all of my JSUnit tests and code. I want to deploy several other servers (with the...
alexvollmer
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Sep 22, 2004
6:59 pm

What you're trying to do is entirely possible. One issue may be that your remote machines aren't submitting to the right URL. Can you try to see whether...
Edward Hieatt
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Sep 22, 2004
7:43 pm

That sounds quite promising, but I'm not quite sure what the full URL should be specfied in the 'submitResults' on the os/browser servers? I tried pointing it...
alexvollmer
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Sep 22, 2004
8:18 pm

The full URL should look like "http://mainhost:8080/acceptor". That's the value of submitresults in the URL property of the remote machines. That is, the...
Edward Hieatt
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Sep 22, 2004
9:22 pm

Sorry, it should be http://mainhost:8080/jsunit/acceptor....
Edward Hieatt
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Sep 22, 2004
9:30 pm

It looks like the 'http://' bit is prepended to the 'submitResults' value so I ended up just setting it like '...submitResults=main:8080/jsunit/acceptor'. ...
alexvollmer
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Sep 24, 2004
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I'm having another problem with distributed tests. Now I can get my browser boxes talking back to the 'acceptor' servlet but the browsers just sit there after...
alexvollmer
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Sep 27, 2004
8:48 pm

Sounds like the browsers still aren't really submitting to the main server. What evidence is there that they really do? If you watch the main server's JsUnit...
Edward Hieatt
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