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JayKrish
Occasional Contributor
5 years ago

File path to Reports throw java.io.FileNotFoundException error

Hi, I would really appreciate some help on this. i am trying to run ReadyAPI from Microsoft ADO pipeline as "Command Line" task. When running directly from the server, everything is working fine. ...
  • JayKrish's avatar
    JayKrish
    5 years ago

    You are right. i was changing the arguments that i was passing one by one and when updated the reports path, it actually stopped throwing this Access denied error. i wasn't sure why that happened, now that you have clarified.

     

    Thanks a lot.

    Jay

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richie
Community Hero
5 years ago

Hey JayKrish 

 

I dont know whether this will help cos I had the same issue when running testrunner GUI - it might be the same - it might be different.  I dont know enough about what youre doing to determine if youre actually using the testrunner config or not......

 

Anyway - I had the same access denied FileNotFoundException (and even raised a query about it) and I found out it cos my 'Reports' tab wasn't configured correctly.

 

What does it say in your 'Root Folder' editable field? - when this was blank - I got the same behaviour you are reporting.

 

See link

 

 

 

I've running 3.3.0 and I just noticed that %WORKSPACE%, which is what it says to use on the link I supplied - wasn't resolving the correct path - so you might want to look at hardcoding this instead if its the same behaviour in whatever version of ReadyAPI! you're using.

Actually Im finding a number of issues with my testrunner - it worked on previous versions.

 

Anyway - hopefully this will help a bit.

 

ta

 

rich

  • JayKrish's avatar
    JayKrish
    Occasional Contributor
    5 years ago

    You are right. i was changing the arguments that i was passing one by one and when updated the reports path, it actually stopped throwing this Access denied error. i wasn't sure why that happened, now that you have clarified.

     

    Thanks a lot.

    Jay