ClassDefNotFound error on executing a RFT script from RQM
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Samta Bhola (11●2●1)
| asked Dec 01 '10, 4:48 a.m.
retagged May 08 '13, 11:10 a.m. by Lisa Caten (342●9●13)
HI
I have a RFT script which is dependent on a jar file. When I execute thsi script from RFT, it works well. When I execute the same script using RQM adapter from RQM, it gives me the error that ClassDefNotFound. I am executing the scripts on the same machine where the RFT script is located. Can anyone help me to sought this out ? I have tried adding the jar path in the Classpath system variable of the machine, but still the same problem. Thanks in adavance! |
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When importing test script to RQM, there is a field called script arguments.
There specify the full path to the jar, where your build engine built it, using -projectpath, for example: -projectpath z:\latestbuild\CalculatorGUI\lib\Calculator.jar I dont know if that's the best practice solution, but it works. |
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Thanks to both of you.
I tried with Gabri's suggested way and the ClassDefNotFound error is no more there. But now there is another problem: RQM says that the execution is successful & the test is passed, but when I checked it did not do the intended task of sending a mail with a file attachment. The log file is also blank. Can you suggest me how to debug this ? How do I know where does it get stuck ? Where can I see the debug statements that I have added to the script ? Looking forward for your response. Thanks |
![]() You can avoid the problem by placing a copy of external jars in the RFT customization folder.
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