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14 years ago
Hi 2gether,
I had a similar problem running soapUI 3.6.1 on linux.
When I added the JMS endpoint the location for the hermes config was sth. like "/home/user\.hermes". As you can see there is an incorrect path separator in there (linux uses / instead of \).
I recognized that soapUI doesnt seem to update the JMS sessions and stuff when you enter/browse a different path.
So what I did, I downloaded the sources and changed the WsdlProject.java file (line 1471 method resolveHermesConfig should use File.separator instead of "\\").
So for me line 1471 now looks like:
compiling this code and running soapUI solved the issue for me.
Maybe as a quickfix you can just hardcode your correct path to the hermes config and recomplile the code yourself. If I suggest copying your hermes config to the exact location which is first displayed in the textbox when you try to add the JMS Endpoint, this might also solve the issue?!
Let me know how it works out,
best
Korgen
I had a similar problem running soapUI 3.6.1 on linux.
When I added the JMS endpoint the location for the hermes config was sth. like "/home/user\.hermes". As you can see there is an incorrect path separator in there (linux uses / instead of \).
I recognized that soapUI doesnt seem to update the JMS sessions and stuff when you enter/browse a different path.
So what I did, I downloaded the sources and changed the WsdlProject.java file (line 1471 method resolveHermesConfig should use File.separator instead of "\\").
So for me line 1471 now looks like:
return "${#System#user.home}" + File.separator + ".hermes";
compiling this code and running soapUI solved the issue for me.
Maybe as a quickfix you can just hardcode your correct path to the hermes config and recomplile the code yourself. If I suggest copying your hermes config to the exact location which is first displayed in the textbox when you try to add the JMS Endpoint, this might also solve the issue?!
Let me know how it works out,
best
Korgen