Hi there!
Did anyone face the problem when trying to close some SoapUI NG project and Ready API UI completely freezes? This problem occurred after I upgraded ReadyAPI from 1.6 to 1.7. Does it make sense to downgrade ReadyAPI to 1.6 (actually de-install and install 1.6)?
Any other idea or hint how to solve this?
Thanks and regards!
Jasmin
Hi Jasmin,
Could you please follow the instructions listed in the Improving Memory Usage article:
http://readyapi.smartbear.com/soapui/working/improving_memory_usage
They could help you avoid this behavior.
Mine (1.7) is completely freezing when I try to reload or remove a project, I tried the instructions to extend memory but no luck.
The same actions work fine with 1.5
Please help!
I tried with memory settings tuning recommended by SmartBear support but nothing helped.
I've recently submitted a bug against this issue. It turned out that this is somehow reproducible (only) with my project file. The bug/case is still opened and don't know when/if it's going to be fixed.
Till then I use this not-so-nice workaround: Don't close or remove projects from the ReadyAPI UI, but close the complete ReadyAPI UI first and then move the following couple of files from your HOME dir:
After re-opening ReadyAPI all projects are gone and workspace is clean :)
Regards,
Jasmin
Nobody else has this issue?
@support team: any progress on this? have you tried it by yourself?
it's very a pain no being able to reload the project!
It looks like it can be reproduced with my SoapUI project file (xml). I've submitted a bug and support confirmed they're able to reproduce it. However, I don't have any info if/when they're going to fix it.
I know this is old but I want to add what I found with Ready API freezing. Along with you 1.6 mostly worked and any other version didn't. In time 1.6 was freezing up.
My company has a Java Exceptions list that they update. I see an item in my Programs & Features.
If your WSDL / Endpoints are not in this list, ReadAPY will try to connect to that, and if it's not there you're company network will cause problems with Ready API app.
The directory is:
C:\Windows\Sun\Java\Deployment\Security\exception.sites
I can't just modify this simply since the company keeps it to the version I'm on.
Once I found there was another version... they switched it over and now I can use 1.9 perfectly
Rob Long
