Hi Ian,
If you are testing OOo 2.* then your testscripts are too old.
Please update via cvs.
(This message you talk about doesn't exist since about a year.)
Else (for OOo 1.*) it just means, the TestTool application can't control
OOo anymore, because e.g. OOo loops, or crashed.
So the base state would be to kill OOo and click the messagebox
from the TestTool application, then the TestTool application
starts a new OOo and goes on with testing.
cheers
Thorsten
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Thorsten Bosbach Sun Microsystems GmbH
Quality Assurance Engineer 20097 Hamburg, Germany
Ian McCloy wrote:
Hello,
I'm trying to run Open Office Test Tool on some remote machines to do
some system QA. The tests run for a while then give me this error
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TestExit-Routine------
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The base state for a test can't be reached!
Please set the application into base state by yourself and press OK.
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I've looked over the documentation for anything to do with base state,
but only found some references to it on the mailing list archive. Could
someone please give me a clear definition of what "Base State" means, so
that I can set the remote machines to this state.
Thanks,
Ian McCloy
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