Hi I am using the AutomatedTesting-1.2.5 shared component. While i am trying to

Priya over 9 years ago

Hi I am using the AutomatedTesting-1.2.5 shared component. While i am trying to execute the logintest script I am getting the below error
__EXCEPTION__:java.lang.IllegalStateException: The driver executable does not exist: D:\\Softwares\\Appian\\AutomatedTesting\
ull\\lib\\drivers\\chromedriver.exe

I could note that its looking for lib inside null directory in the path i have specified. If i create the folder null inside the installation directory its working as expected. I updated the TESTING_HOME to a dummy directory to test if still null folder is appended. I noticed that the path is not taken from the path defined in the script. I assume that its taken from the fitnesse.properties file. Kindly let me know if I am missing any configuration.

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0 Michael Chirlin
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

Do you have a custom.properties file in AUTOMATED_TESTING_HOME/configs?
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0 Priya over 9 years ago

No I don't have that property file.
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0 praveenb over 9 years ago

I have faced same problem , but am tried to below path in fitnesse configurations

!*** FitNesse Configurations
!define TEST_SYSTEM {slim}
!path D:\\AutomatedTesting-1.2.5
!path D:\\AutomatedTesting-1.2.5\\**.jar
***!
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0 Michael Chirlin
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

I've now realized that the release on shared components is missing some crucial pieces.

For everything to work correctly do the following:

* Create a folder in TESTING_HOME called configs
* Copy the attached custom.properties into it
* Update automated.testing.home in that file to point at your TESTING_HOME
* Replace your start.bat file with the version attached.
custom.properties
start.bat
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0 Michael Chirlin
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

Then in fitnesse you no longer need to point to your testing home, you can instead use:

!path ${automated.testing.home}\\**.jar
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0 Michael Chirlin
Appian Employee
over 9 years ago

I will be updating the shared component shortly.
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0 Priya over 9 years ago

Thanks Michael.
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