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Without knowing anything about your tests or code, i'd guess looking at the exception you have a boolean type attribute and it appears you're trying to pass it an invalid value of 'M'
Cheers,
richie
i checked all my groovy scripts where i am not used any where as boolen value = M
- 6786 years agoRegular Contributor
not only invalid boolean value 'M'
i am getting few other same error like
ERROR: org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlValueOutOfRangeException: Invalid boolean value 'c40b'
ERROR: org.apache.xmlbeans.impl.values.XmlValueOutOfRangeException: Invalid boolean value 'rtio'
- richie6 years agoCommunity Hero
Hey 678
The exception response you're getting is pretty specific - you've definitely got some sort of problem where you have a boolean attribute somewhere and it doesn't like the values it's getting.
Is the error occurring on specific tests? All tests? Specific Test Steps? What is the test step that this is occurring on actually doing? Is it a groovy step? or SOAP/REST request?
Those values 'rtio', 'c40b', 'M' are pretty specific - so your test as it executes is reading off those values from somewhere.
This should be straight forward to solve if you can provide a bit more info - and the fact that you have multiple instances on this leads me to believe you've got the same mistake in multiple tests.
thanks man,
richie
- 6786 years agoRegular Contributor
not able to find these values on my entire project i have almost more than 500 test cases with Rest Requests and some groovy scripts
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