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Re: Forbidden error
If you click the Headers tab on the response, what is the status code that is displayed? Is there some kind of authentication required in your Citrix environment that isn't required on localhost? 401 error -- Invalid user 403 error -- correct user, but they don't have the right permissions.384Views1like0CommentsRe: ReadyAPI 3.47 - At least one test step was not added to the test case.
When you "upgrade" ReadyAPI, it installs in a different directory. If you had any external JAR files, you have to copy them to the new directory structure. On a Mac, they will be under Applications>>ReadyAPI>>Contents>>java>>app>>bin>>ext. In Windows, they will be in a similar folder under Program Files (x86)>>ReadyAPI792Views0likes1CommentReadyAPI 3.46.0 Cannot use License Server
I upgraded from ReadyAPI 3.45.0 to 3.46.0. When I opened 3.46.0, I was prompted to enter my license server info. I did, and got the message "License server not found". I did this a couple of times and then cancelled. ReadyAPI opened, and the License Server dialog was displayed, with my license server info already entered. I clicked Finish, and saw something flash past, and but the license wasn't activated. ReadyAPI 3.45.0 works fine. We have had this license server for over a year, and this license for almost a year.321Views0likes0CommentsSemantic error when generating phone number
I'm using the DataSource Generator to generate a random phone number to use in my tests. I'm using the Custom String type, so I can specify an area code like so: %PHONE(408-XXX-XXXX) However, about 30% of the time, it generates an invalid phone number like 408-0XX-XXXX or 408-1XX-XXXX and I get a "semantic error" message in my response, because the phone number format is invalid. For US phone numbers, how would I modify my Custom String to make this work? Or is it controlled by the application? If so, could we get that fixed?602Views0likes1CommentRe: Test Engine error
Hi Tom, What version of ReadyAPI are you using? How did you create the ZIP file? If you created it via ReadyAPI, what version did you use? Try this - unpack the XML file from the ZIP. Then try importing the unpacked file. If that doesn't work, open up the XML file using a text/code editor (VS Code, etc). Does the file look like a properly formatted XML doc? Are there gibberish characters in it? If you remove the gibberish & properly format it, will it import?411Views0likes0Comments