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krogold
Regular Contributor
7 years ago

test execution stuck running

Hello, I have a problem with ReadyAPI on some tests. When I run a test, "[RUNNING]" appears besides it, but it does not dissapear. I don't know if the test fails or not and I can execute any of t...
  • krogold's avatar
    krogold
    7 years ago

    Thanks, I'll check that.

    On the overall, I had unstability problems, my dashboard had dissapeared. Maybe it's because I had several projects opened ? anyway I had a message indicating that JVM heap needed to be increased.

    I closed the projects (in fact I tried but I was stuck, so I removed soapui-settings.xml and default-soapui-workspace.xml from users) and went back to a 'clean' state and it seems to be ok so far.

     

     

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Lucian
Community Hero
7 years ago

Phuh... don't think I saw this before. Could you share a print screen with us? Maybe this clarifies the problem a little bit.

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    richie
    Community Hero
    7 years ago

    Hi,

     

    About a two months ago I had this occur for about 2 or 3 weeks - I never determined what the problem was though.  I was using ReadyAPI! v2.3.0 and what I did notice was that if I killed ReadyAPI! it corrupted not just the project that was executing but also OTHER projects in ReadyAPI!.  

     

    I can't really provide a fix, but I wanted to highlight that when it was occurring I got into the habit of watching the process in taskmanager - if there were changes in the memory option on the ReadyAPI! process and I killed ReadyAPI! - it corrupted the projects, but if I left it running until the memory was static, I was able to kill the process without it corrupting the project files.

     

    Cheers,

     

    richie

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      krogold
      Regular Contributor
      7 years ago

      Thanks, I'll check that.

      On the overall, I had unstability problems, my dashboard had dissapeared. Maybe it's because I had several projects opened ? anyway I had a message indicating that JVM heap needed to be increased.

      I closed the projects (in fact I tried but I was stuck, so I removed soapui-settings.xml and default-soapui-workspace.xml from users) and went back to a 'clean' state and it seems to be ok so far.