loadUI EC2 Agent access
I have a loadUI test case that runs on a local agent - an agent exe started from the command line. I have an ec2 loadUI agent instance instantiated from ami-e220d48b. The loadUI test does not run at a...
Forum Discussion
Henrik,
I did read the loadUI distributed test section. It was sufficiently informative to get me as far as I am. The light was red, dark or light I can't tell. I rebooted the ec2 agent instance and re-ran the tests. Now with the ec2 agent they do run but each fails immediately. Using the ghost agent the tests still pass.
When I began using a local agent running on my mac the tests failed on the local agent but ran ok on the ghost agent. I could see the agent log on my terminal and it failed due to not finding the file associated with a DataSource of type file. I changed the DataSource type to a grid and those local-agent tests now pass.
Is there something else that may not be compatible with the ec2 agent? I use java script steps, datasource loops, and several soap requests. Where does the system log file end up that loadUI displays? Possibly I can get a clue if I can read that log file slowly in more detail.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike.
I did read the loadUI distributed test section. It was sufficiently informative to get me as far as I am. The light was red, dark or light I can't tell. I rebooted the ec2 agent instance and re-ran the tests. Now with the ec2 agent they do run but each fails immediately. Using the ghost agent the tests still pass.
When I began using a local agent running on my mac the tests failed on the local agent but ran ok on the ghost agent. I could see the agent log on my terminal and it failed due to not finding the file associated with a DataSource of type file. I changed the DataSource type to a grid and those local-agent tests now pass.
Is there something else that may not be compatible with the ec2 agent? I use java script steps, datasource loops, and several soap requests. Where does the system log file end up that loadUI displays? Possibly I can get a clue if I can read that log file slowly in more detail.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike.