On Sun, Mar 3, 2013 at 9:55 PM, Alex Harui <aha...@adobe.com> wrote: > > > > On 3/3/13 9:13 PM, "Om" <bigosma...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > >> 3) The Marshall Plan failures imply that the HTTP server is not > listening > >> at > >> port 80 or 8080 (depending on how you set it up and whether you used > that > >> Localhost8080 mixin) and rooted at mustella/tests. > >> > > > > I decided to run Jenkins on 8080 and mustella tests server from 80. So, > I > > did not have to use the port switch arg. I am in fact seeing the > mustella > > tests directory when I go to http://localhost from the browser. > OK, so look at one of the failing MarshallPlan tests and it should have a > URL it is going to hit for the child swf. Make sure the swf actually > exists > (sometimes the child swfs do not get built because of a compile error but > mustella keeps on running), then hit that URL from localhost to see if it > loads. >
I see the swf files under the assets folder (ex. C:\apacheflex\mustella\tests\MarshallPlan\SWFs\assets\UntrustedApp.swf) but it is not loadable via http://localhost/MarshallPlan/SWFs/assets/UntrustedApp.swf Are there any settings I need to change in httpd? > > > > > >> > >> And to answer your earlier question, a second pass should be enough. > Any > >> test that fails the second pass needs to be examined and fixed or > excluded. > >> > > > > How would we fix timeout errors? Or localconnection hangs? > We shouldn't be getting localconnection hangs anymore. Did you see one in > the logs? I dint see anything in my last run. But the Mustella wiki page says that some time outs could be be because of stuck localconnections (under section: *Test Time-Out Results) *If we have fixed this problem, you should probably update the wiki page. > Most of the timeout errors will go away when we get the sub-swfs > to load. The focusIn errors might be related to the bitmap compare > failures, so let's worry about them last. If there is some font or layout > issue then a focusIn will get missed if a mouse hit was supposed to focus a > control but now misses the control. > > I hope so. So, let's take a look at some bad.png files from the bitmap failures. > > Will it be easier if you took a peek into the windows box up on Azure where I ran these tests? I can PM the login details if you would like. Thanks, Om
