Re: [certi-dev] Setting-up Dashboard submission for CERTI

[Jan-Patrick Osterloh]

Hi,


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You proxy must be picky about http protocol version.
see:
http://www.cmake.org/Bug/print_bug_page.php?bug_id=8903
You should use CMake/CTest version greater than 2.8.1 and use:

ctest --http1.0 -S certi-ctest.cmake,Experimental

Thanks, this works!

C:/home/nightlybuild/CERTI-Test/build/Testing/20110921-1618/Build.xml
  Error message was: The requested URL returned error: 417
  Problems when submitting via HTTP
Unable to find executable: MessageBufferTests
Unable to find executable: MsgBufferTests
Unable to find executable: TestHLAtypes
Unable to find executable: TestClocks
Unable to find executable: TestFedTime

Those Error are the consequence of a failing Build.
Since the build failed no executable were produced.

The executables are build, and are in
"C:\home\nightlybuild\CERTI-Test\build" (and have the .exe ending). I
don't know where the problem is. I attach the four xml files, maybe it
helps...

The Build.xml attached to the mail indicate that the Build failed
which is logical because the ctest does a clean checkout & configure & build & test.

So the version tested is the CVS HEAD and not your [may be patched] local tree.

Yes, it is a fresh checkout, and I didn't patch anything (it is not even run on my computer).

But fact is, that the test executables and libraries are there, see Photo...



And I can manually run the tests (and it seems that they work).

If I look in the Test.xml, then I see this:
    <TestList>
        <Test>./libHLA/LibHLA_MB_Tests</Test>
        <Test>./libHLA/LibHLA_MB_Tests_InC</Test>
        <Test>./libHLA/LibHLAtypes</Test>
        <Test>./libHLA/LibHLAClocks</Test>
        <Test>./libRTI/TestLibFedTime</Test>
    </TestList>

Shouldn't this list the MsgBufferTests.exe, etc? These are (in my configuration) listed in ../CERTI-Test/build/

Bye
JPO

P.S. I uploaded a patch for mingw build, which removes a lot of these warnings on visibility. I started with this, because it is easy to fix and I can get familiar with this patch stuff...
Can you give me an advice, which patch I should integrate and test next?

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