Hi John,

 

> On windows - is it the complex test the one that's failing?

            Yes it is ComplexLists

 

> Is this the one that gives you the stopmonitor for a bit more time than the others?

            Yes

 

> Is it always that test or can it be others?

 

It is the test that always gives the Problem

 

> What's the test on the Linux?

                On Linux, RpcHttpHeaderTest1 is the first one which throws the exception

 

> is it that both these tests are quite big and return large results?
            RpcHttpHeaderTest1 is just echoing a string.

 

Regards,

Dushshantha

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From: John Hawkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 6:28 PM
To: Apache AXIS C Developers List
Subject: RE: Today CVS Build failing

 


On windows - is it the complex test the one that's failing? Is this the one that gives you the stopmonitor for a bit more time than the others? Is it always that test or can it be others ?

What's the test on the Linux? is it that both these tests are quite big and return large results?



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Hi John,
 
It is neither very first test nor the second. After about 14 tests working properly, the command prompt starts hanging giving the message “stopMonitor” for bit more time than in other tests and fails ( this test is normally failing for me which is ComplexLists) . From the next test, the monitor starts throwing the exception below.
 
startMonitor:
     [echo] Starting monitor forwarding to localhost:8080
     [echo] MONITOR OUTPUT=java.net.BindException: Address already in use
     [echo]     at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.socketBind(Native Method)
     [echo]     at java.net.PlainSocketImpl.bind(PlainSocketImpl.java:331)
     [echo]     at java.net.ServerSocket.bind(ServerSocket.java:318)
     [echo]     at java.net.ServerSocket.<init>(ServerSocket.java:185)
     [echo]     at java.net.ServerSocket.<init>(ServerSocket.java:97)
     [echo]     at org.apache.test.TestClientListener.startListener(Unknown Sou
ce)
     [echo]     at org.apache.test.TCPMonitor.<init>(Unknown Source)
     [echo]     at org.apache.test.TCPMonitor.getInstance(Unknown Source)
     [echo]     at org.apache.test.TCPMonitor.main(Unknown Source)
     [echo] Running Test RpcHttpHeaderTest1 http://localhost:13260/axis/Interop
ase
 [trycatch] Caught exception: Parallel execution timed out
     [echo] Exception in monitor caught it in Ant try/catch block while trying
o run test RpcHttpHeaderTest1
 
stopMonitor:
 
Above situation is valid for Windows test run and for Linux, the situation is different. On Linux the above exception throws after 80 tests run.
 
 
Regards,
Dushshantha
 

 



From: John Hawkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I'm confused as to why you are getting these issues.


We run everyday and we get no issues at all. The monitor works fine on multiple platforms.


What's happening is that the monitor opens a server connection and sits waiting for the client to connect to it. Unfortunately what you are seeing is the server connection not being opened because you already have a process (not sure which one - apache maybe?) using that port.


Could you tell me - is it the first test that throws the exception (and can you copy the exception here so I know it's the same one I think it is)? If it is the first test then you have something else running on the port that the monitor is trying to open. if it's the second test and the first test ran sucesfully then the monitor is not being closed down correctly.


cheers,,

john.





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Hi Rangika,
               We just avoided this problem by setting the monitor port to the
port which is our test port in build.linux.properties file.

These were my previous settings

testHost = localhost
testPort = 8080
monitorPort = 13260

I simply changed it to following

testHost = localhost
testPort = 8080
monitorPort = 8080

But still I'm getting exceptions thrown by the monitor.

Regards,
Dushshantha
               

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From: Samisa Abeysinghe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 11:52 AM
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Subject: RE: Today CVS Build failing

Hi Rnagika,
               Looks like you have problems with the monitor. We too had come
across this problem. We are trying to figure out a workaround. Will let
you know.
Thanks,
Samisa...

-----Original Message-----
From: Rangika Mendis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 10:57 AM
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Hi Samisa,

BTW - we could compile the source on Linux without any changes -
> so this was a windows specific problem for us.

Could you execute tests in Linux yesterday?


I got a checkout yesterday & tried to execute SimpleRef then it
compiled successfully, but it just hangs after the following


[EMAIL PROTECTED] c]# ant -f test.xml -Ddir.xmlParser=/usr/local/xerces-c-
src_2_6_0/lib -
Ddir.release=/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/package/axis-c-1.6a.n-
Linux-bin -Dtest.name=SimpleRef
Buildfile: test.xml

pre-init:

preInitializeTest:

overrideTest:

set-platform-specifics:

checkIfDebug:

initialize:

initializeTest:

compileMonitorUtility:

compile:

package:

production:

initializeLogFile:

setListType:

setIndividual:
   [echo] setIndividual SimpleRef

setFromList:

setAll:

setTestList:

runTests:

loadXMLProperties:
   [echo] Loading XML file /home/rangika/checkout_May18/rangi/ws-
axis/c/tests/auto_build/testcases/tests/SimpleRef.xml

setTestName:

setTestDesc:

setTestCode:

setClientLang:

setTestWsdl:

setTestEndpoint:

setTestExpected:

setTestExpectedRequest:

setHandlerDirectory:

setHandlerService:

setHandlersPresent:

setTestPort:

setPropertiesForTest:

cleanTest:
 [delete] Deleting
directory /home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef

checkIfRequestFile:

setPropertiesForThisTest:

compileTestClient:

callCompileStaticClient:

setLanguage:

generateStubs:
  [mkdir] Created
dir: /home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef
   [java] log4j:WARN No appenders could be found for logger
(org.apache.axis.i18n.ProjectResourceBundle).
   [java] log4j:WARN Please initialize the log4j system properly.

   [java] Code generation completed.


copyClientCode:
   [copy] Copying 1 file
to /home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef

copyStubClient:

copyDynamicClient:

getClient:

compileStaticClient:
     [cc] 3 total files to be compiled.

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/SimpleRefC
lient.cpp: In function `int main(int, char**)':

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/SimpleRefC
lient.cpp:28: warning: unused variable 'x'

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/SimpleRefC
lient.cpp:29: warning: unused variable 'buffer1'

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/SimpleRefC
lient.cpp:32: warning: unused variable 'server'

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/SimpleRefC
lient.cpp:33: warning: unused variable 'port'

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/intType.hp
p: At global scope:

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/intType.hp
p:28: warning: 'Axis_URI_intType' defined but not used

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/intType.hp
p:29: warning: 'Axis_TypeName_intType' defined but not used

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/RefTestPor
tType.cpp: In member function `intType*
RefTestPortType::echoInt(intType*)':

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/RefTestPor
tType.cpp:43: warning: unused variable 'pcCmplxFaultName'

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/intType.hp
p: At global scope:

[cc]
/home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef/intType.hp
p:29: warning: 'Axis_TypeName_intType' defined but not used
     [cc] Starting link

callCompileLinkedClient:

compileClient:

validateClientCompilationIfBuilding:
   [echo] SimpleRef - Client Compilation - PASSED

validateClientCompilationIfNotBuilding:

validateClientCompilation:

checkIfDebug:

createConfigurationFile:

createStartOfWSDDFile:

compileTestHandlers:

createEndOfWSDDFile:

updateConfigurationWithClientWSDDEntry:

compileHandlers:

buildTest:

executeTestRun:

setResultExpectations:
   [copy] Copying 1 file
to /home/rangika/checkout_May18/obj/test/generated/cpp/SimpleRef

setRequestExpectations:

setExpectations:

setEndpoint:

setForMonitor:

setVerbatim:

checkIfEndpointSet:

setForNoMonitor:

setTestArgs:

executeTest:

startMonitor:
   [echo] Starting monitor forwarding to localhost:80
   [echo] MONITOR OUTPUT=
   [echo] Running Test SimpleRef http://localhost:13260/axis/Ref
I have been having this problem for sometime now.

Could you tell me what I have missed here.

I'm using Fedora.

Thank you
Rangika






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> Hi Mark,
>                  Yes I missed that point - make only the file causing the problem
> a C++ source file instead of all.
>                  Your solution is better. Thanks you for the fix.
>                  BTW - we could compile the source on Linux without any changes -
> so this was a windows specific problem for us.
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> Thanks,
> Samisa...
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> file) was given a C++ dependency. I didn't want to compile all files
on
> Windows as C++ because that might break the C bindings, and this break
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>                    [cc] Generating Code...
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>                    [cc] C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual
>             Studio\VC98\include\eh.h(32) : fat
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>                    [cc] Compiling...
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>                    [cc] IAnySimpleType.cpp
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>                    [cc] Stub.cpp
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>                    [cc] IConstrainingFacet.cpp
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>                    [cc] WSDDDocument.cpp
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>                    [cc] DateTime.cpp
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>                    [cc] HandlerChain.cpp
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>                    [cc] Namespace.cpp
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>             C:\axiscpp\ws-axis\c\build.xml:234: The following error
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