Hi,
I can't reproduce that particular behavior but i could not use the "-c" flag to the script.
sh ./testrunner.sh -s "TestSuite 1" -c "TestCase 1" -a -EDefault "/Users/hj/test dir w spaces/Test-soapui project.xml"
alternatively dropping sh works as well
./testrunner.sh -s "TestSuite 1" -c "TestCase 1" -a -EDefault "/Users/hj/test dir w spaces/Test-soapui project.xml"
I do get that error if there is a typo in the path or file name. One thing you could try is to check if your filesystem is case sensitive or insensitive. It is possible to have sensitive although by default its insensitive so if you never changed it it should be the same is I have. I can have lower case across the line even though the project file is upper case.
Regards,
Henrik Johansson
Smartbear
