16 years ago
mockservicerunner -b on linux ?
Hi All,
I'm trying to use mockservicerunner on a linux box, so that I can start it and leave it running unattended.
I figure the command should look like this:
nohup mockservicerunner.sh -b soapui-project.xml &
I want to run all of the services in the project.
However the -b seems to simply cause the app to exit.
If i use this:
mockservicerunner.sh soapui-project.xml
I get standard behaviour with a "Press any key to terminate..."
If I use this:
mockservicerunner.sh -b soapui-project.xml
I get he same messages, but it simply exits and there are no web-services on the configured port.
I can't seem to make it continue to run.
I've seen lots of posts referring to using -b with mockservicerunner.bat on a windows box, so I'd expect it to work.
I'm using java 1.6.0 and SoapUI 3.0.1
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Greg
I'm trying to use mockservicerunner on a linux box, so that I can start it and leave it running unattended.
I figure the command should look like this:
nohup mockservicerunner.sh -b soapui-project.xml &
I want to run all of the services in the project.
However the -b seems to simply cause the app to exit.
If i use this:
mockservicerunner.sh soapui-project.xml
I get standard behaviour with a "Press any key to terminate..."
If I use this:
mockservicerunner.sh -b soapui-project.xml
I get he same messages, but it simply exits and there are no web-services on the configured port.
I can't seem to make it continue to run.
I've seen lots of posts referring to using -b with mockservicerunner.bat on a windows box, so I'd expect it to work.
I'm using java 1.6.0 and SoapUI 3.0.1
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Greg