Why when selecting Local Resources for pointing to Command Line Test Scripts does it get stuck on Loading?
Hi,
I'm creating a Command Line test script and selected Use Test Resources that are local to a test machine and then clicked Select Adapter. On the next screen I selected the machine that's running the Command Line Adapter and has the test script. Under Project Path I tried both the C:\ path and the UNC path but when I click the Go button it just sits on Loading.... forever. I verified I could access the directory from any other machine and I'm even accessing the RQM web client from the same machine as the batch file. Any idea why I'm stuck on the Loading message or how I can debug this? Thanks, |
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Hi Michael,
Did you provide the complete path to the scripts in the project path? Is the adapter green? For e.g c:\temp\scripts if the scripts are residing in that folder? Do you see any exceptions in the RQM Log file? Thanks, Deepa Comments
Michael Walker
commented Jul 22 '13, 12:12 p.m.
Hi, yes I am listing the complete path and even made it real simple to try and get it to work, c:\temp.
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Hi Michael,
It looks like the adapter is not running. If that is the case, instead of clicking on Select adapter and then Go, you can paste the complete path including the script name in the text box next to "Command " and hit save. If the adapter is running (it will have a green icon instead of red), you can click on Go to get a listing of the scripts. Comments
Michael Walker
commented Jul 22 '13, 2:24 p.m.
Deepa,
Michael Walker
commented Jul 23 '13, 3:51 a.m.
Deepa,
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Hi Michael,
Please verify the checklist at http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/clmhelp/v4r0m2/index.jsp?topic=%2Fcom.ibm.rational.test.qm.doc%2Ftopics%2Fc_adapter_connection_issues.html 1) Is there a firewall on the adapter machine that would block outbound HTTPS connections? If so that could be a problem. 2) From the adapter machine open the browser and make sure you can log into the RQM server. 3) Make sure the java version that the adapter is using is 1.5 or higher. Just type "java -version" on the command line where you are starting the adapter. 4) Try deleting the Config2.ini file that is in your adapter directory and restart adapter. Thanks, Deepa |
There is another forum question.
https://jazz.net/forum/questions/57777/rft-8201-adapter-fails-to-remain-connected-to-rqm-301?redirect=%2Fforum%2Fquestions%2F57777%2Frft-8201-adapter-fails-to-remain-connected-to-rqm-301 If you are still facing issues, please open a PMR as it would require some more investigation. Thanks and regards, Deepa |
We have the same problem for RQM and resolve it with RQM server restart.
RQM had seen the same internal adapter ID for several adapters and can't register new.
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