I have started using QAT and it looks like tests written using QAXML get the path to the VM from your envir, but I can't seem to find where QAT get the path to the VM. All the qaxml example test work fine, but the qash ones don't because they are trying to start the VM using a path that doesn't exist.
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The command PRINTENV can be called to print out all properties defined in the test setup. But I suspect your path to the JDK is wrongly set for the agents.
You need to set a project property called JAVAHOME_SOLARIS=/usr/java1.2 or
JAVAHOME_NT=c:\jdk1.2.1
etc for your system.
Check the agent traces to see what it was trying to execute.
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I have started using QAT and it looks like tests written using QAXML get the path to the VM from your envir, but I can't seem to find where QAT get the path to the VM. All the qaxml example test work fine, but the qash ones don't because they are trying to start the VM using a path that doesn't exist.
The command PRINTENV can be called to print out all properties defined in the test setup. But I suspect your path to the JDK is wrongly set for the agents.
You need to set a project property called JAVAHOME_SOLARIS=/usr/java1.2 or
JAVAHOME_NT=c:\jdk1.2.1
etc for your system.
Check the agent traces to see what it was trying to execute.
What I found after some more looking is a variable in the settings dir called jdk_root_linux_x86, what exactly do the properties JAVAHOME_SOLARIS do?