STAF does not provide a specific interface to run a QTP test. But STAF's
PROCESS service has a START request that lets you run most any command on
a local or remote machine (that's also running STAF). So, if you know how
to run your QTP script from the command line, then you can use the STAF
Hello folks...
Any sample java code to call out/remote to QTP and return results?
I would like to able to have Staf remote QTP, QTP does its automation
and return the results...
Thoughts?
Thanks,
Eladio
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Please open a bug via http://staf.sourceforge.net for the Process Monitor
Thread error message that is continuously being logged when you run a
process on your Windows machine. Does this happen for any command that
you run via a PROCESS START request on this Windows machine? e.g. If you
run s
Hi Sharon,
Sorry for the delayed response. I had some other priorities.
It's actually the other way around. I'm submitting the PROCESS START
request to Windows from Linux. The process command issued is:
staf-win PROCESS START SHELL COMMAND
C:\common\apache-ant-1.7.1\bin\ant PARMS -Dpath=D:\bu
The STAFLogViewer Java class is not an applet, but you could use it to
help you create an applet to view STAF logs.
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clayton neal
06/17/2009 11:53 AM
Hiya
I was wondering how i can embed the LogViewer utility into a web page
Basically id like all monitoring done from web browser ...
All my logs are forwarded to a machine with Apache running on it.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks
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Please open a feature request for this via the STAF SourceForge website at
http://staf.sourceforge.net. Thanks.
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clayton neal
06/17/2009 11:00 AM
T
All jars for a service do not have to be nested. Note that your STAF Java
service is accessing classes in an external jar file, the JSTAF.jar file.
You can have a STAF Java service access external classes if you put the
external jar file in the classpath. For example, when registering the
ser
So all jar's for the service have to be nested?
They cannot be external ?
I mean i have:
myService.jar
myUtils.jar
and inside the manifest for myService.jar i have:
Class-Path: myUtils.jar
wont work with your class loader?
Cheers
From: Sharon Lucas
To: c
Yep i know they are!
But it means every function call i make ive got to look it up on the web page
Would be great if you guys added some javadoc comments to your classes!
From: Sharon Lucas
To: clayton neal
Cc: staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Wednesday
The STAF Java classes are documented in the STAF Java User's Guide at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/STAFJava.htm. Please see this
document for detailed information on the STAF Java apis provided.
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IBM Austin, luc
See sub-section "How to Package Nested Jar Files" in section "5.2 Building
a Java STAF Service" at
http://staf.sourceforge.net/current/stafsdg.html#Header_Building_Java_Service.
If you are still having a problem after following these instructions,
provide the output from: jar tf YourSTAFServi
Hiya
In elcipse when writing a Java service
It seems that no javadoc exists for STAF classes
This really slows down development
Are javadoc versions available?
Regards
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Hiya
Ive written a new service in Java and packaged into a .jar file
My service needs to connect to oracle so also needs the oracle jdbc jar file
On the test machine ive placed both .jar files into the same directory
In the maifest for the service i put:
Class-Path: ojdbc6.jar
to point to oracl
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