Hi Karel, please open an issue for that. Thanks for finding the cause of the problem.
Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Karel Soupal wrote: > Hello again ... > > I have been debugging a bit the code behind the > emailMessageContentFilter and have come to this conclusion .. (but > please be aware I am not so strong in Java ...) : > > There was a fix http://webtest-community.canoo.com/jira/browse/WT-293 > ... that solved different issue, but apparently is causing troubles to > the emailMessageContentFilter situation. IMHO the email response is > overwritten by the fix ... > I tried to comment out the fix and the emailMessageContentFilter worked > just fine. The problematic code is in the > https://svn.canoo.com/trunk/webtest/src/main/java/com/canoo/webtest/engine/ContextHelper.java > starting at line 74 ... > > Please advice on how to proceed ... shall i submit an issue to the Jira? > I do not feel strong enough in Java to fix the code myself ... except > for commenting the WT-293 out which is not a solution .. > > Many thanks! > > Dne Thu, 23 Aug 2007 09:57:56 +0200 Karel Soupal > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napsal/-a: > >> Hello, >> >> I have got no further reply to my question concerning the >> emailMessageContentFilter problem. Please let me know whether I should >> open a ticket for this or what to do now. It would really be usefull >> for me to be able to use this functionality. >> Many thanks! >> >> Dne Tue, 14 Aug 2007 15:32:35 +0200 Karel Soupal >> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napsal/-a: >> >>> Hi, >>> >>> I am attaching the email message from the local email server as it is >>> stored there and which does not work (pop46386.jmsg) ... and also the >>> xml with the test definition that I used (mail.xml). What happens is >>> that the email file sits in the pop3 inbox directory and I am able to >>> retrieve various information about the email from the pop3 server >>> without problems (you can see from the text xml the steps) but once I >>> do want to retrieve the content of the message via >>> emailMessageContentFilter I get the error mentioned ... I also attach >>> the generated html result file (phonyx_result.html) .. >>> >>> I also am able to retrieve the message from the email server via >>> mozilla or opera email clients and even though it is quite >>> proprietary java email server, it does the job .. >>> >>> but what is important I have tried also with my internet provider >>> email account which is not proprietary for sure and using the same >>> .xml test file (modified only the login info) and I have got exactly >>> the same results ... >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> I was Dne Tue, 14 Aug 2007 14:37:03 +0200 Michael Habbert >>> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napsal/-a: >>> >>>> Hi Karel Soupal, >>>> >>>> the source-code indicates, that you have not received any response >>>> ------------ >>>> Checker.assertFalse(current == null || current.getPage() == null, >>>> "Illegal new current response"); >>>> ------------ >>>> >>>> so whats about your webtest? you did work with some other email-tasks? >>>> Hard to say without additional informations ... >>>> >>>> yours >>>> >>>> Michael Habbert >>>> >>>> Karel Soupal wrote: >>>>> Hello, >>>>> I was trying to use the emailing possibilities of the webtest >>>>> tool, but I am getting an 'Illegal new current response' error >>>>> everytime I try to use the emailMessageContentFilter step ... >>>>> please see attached the output from the webtest run. >>>>> I have tried all other commands from the Email steps group and >>>>> except the emailMessageStructureFilter (which is giving me the same >>>>> behavior as above) all other steps work in my env ... >>>> [...] > > --Karel Soupal > http://www.ework.cz > Software Testing Services and Solutions _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
