NPE every 3 seconds into logfile
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04-24-2012
05:13 AM
04-24-2012
05:13 AM
NPE every 3 seconds into logfile
Hello,
we have a problem and we can not find where it comes from. We also can not recreate it, it seems that it sometimes appears, sometimes not. I want to describe it and maybe you have an idea:
We deployed several Mockservices to a Webserver. We use the wardeployer.sh and the option -c {path-to-scripts}. Everything works fine but in some cases (we cannot distinguish these cases), it starts to write the following NPE to the soapui-errors.log file every 3 seconds approximately. It doesn't stop, so if the server runs for some days, we have hundreds of megabytes of logfiles ( soapui-errors.log.1 , soapui-errors.log.2, ... ).
It doesn't affect any functionality, but we want to keep our logfiles clean.
Thanks in advance,
Pat
we have a problem and we can not find where it comes from. We also can not recreate it, it seems that it sometimes appears, sometimes not. I want to describe it and maybe you have an idea:
We deployed several Mockservices to a Webserver. We use the wardeployer.sh and the option -c {path-to-scripts}. Everything works fine but in some cases (we cannot distinguish these cases), it starts to write the following NPE to the soapui-errors.log file every 3 seconds approximately. It doesn't stop, so if the server runs for some days, we have hundreds of megabytes of logfiles ( soapui-errors.log.1 , soapui-errors.log.2, ... ).
ERROR [errorlog] java.lang.NullPointerException:
java.lang.NullPointerException:
at com.eviware.soapui.support.scripting.groovy.SoapUIProGroovyScriptEngineFactory$SoapUIProProjectGroovyClassLoader.getScriptsFolder(SourceFile:125)
at com.eviware.soapui.support.scripting.groovy.SoapUIGroovyClassLoader.syncExternalClasses(SourceFile:98)
at com.eviware.soapui.support.scripting.groovy.SoapUIGroovyClassLoader.run(SourceFile:80)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
It doesn't affect any functionality, but we want to keep our logfiles clean.
Thanks in advance,
Pat
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04-24-2012
06:09 AM
04-24-2012
06:09 AM
Hello,
You have set Groovy script folder for your project. When you deployed war file project can not find it. Btw. what is this wardeployer.sh ?
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You have set Groovy script folder for your project. When you deployed war file project can not find it. Btw. what is this wardeployer.sh ?
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04-24-2012
06:30 AM
04-24-2012
06:30 AM
I mean wargenerator.sh (a SoapUI tool located in /bin). Yes, I set the path for the groovy script folder and so I can use all the scripts inside. It works. But I get these exceptions...
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04-24-2012
06:47 AM
04-24-2012
06:47 AM
Hello,
Can you create a sample project so we can reproduce this?
robert
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Can you create a sample project so we can reproduce this?
robert
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