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TestWorks UNIX Products Help |
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TestWorks UNIX Products Help |
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Problem: I get an: abnormal application termination, signal number=11 error message.
Problem: I am not able to get CAPBAK/X to record due to error:Can't find Xtest for recording
Problem: I am not able to get CAPBAK/X to record due to error: can't find DEC-XTRAP
Problem: I run the stw program, but the TestWorks menu doesn't pop up...
Problem: My resources are set correctly, but they are not recognized
Problem: When typing stw or any TestWorks binary executables, I get the following in courier font...
Problem:
I get the error message:
Abnormal application termination, signal number=11.
Solution: This usually results when an application is not terminated via the provided
exit menu button or by issuing "ctrl-C". Use of the Motif Window manager's close feature is
not supported due to its unclean exiting.
Problem:
I am unable to get selection boxes under TCAT or various TestWorks products and I am using
Solaris 2.5.1.
Solution: The OS has a motif bug which can be fixed by obtaining and installing SUN's
Solaris 2.5.1 patch server #103461-03.
Problem:
I am not able to get CAPBAK/X to record due to error:
Can't find Xtest for recording
Solution: Your X Server does not contain the necessary server extensions. Please use
xdpyinfo | more to verify extensions found. Install if available.
Problem:
I am not able to get CAPBAK/X to record due to error:
can't find DEC-XTRAP
Solution: Please install onto local clients the necessary DEC-XTRAP extension which,
if available, is in $SR/lib/xtrap off the TestWorks regression bundle. Use "xdpyinfo | more" to
verify number of extensions found.
Note: for some X-terminal clients, you will need to seek vendor for this "if available"
feature DEC-XTRAP.
Problem:
I run the stw program, but the TestWorks menu doesn't pop up at the upper
left corner of the screen...
Solution:
The stw program and other TestWorks graphical user interface (GUI) components
read the application resource file (SR) at start-up. The TestWorks menu's geometry is
set to pop up at location +0+0 (upper left corner).
If the TestWorks menu pops up elsewhere, it may mean that the SR resource file is not
in the right location. It must be in /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults for the X
Window System or $OPENWINHOME/lib/app-defaults for OpenWindows 3.0.
If the problem persists even when the SR file is placed correctly, type the following
for the X Window System and OpenWindows 2.0:
Problem:
My resources are set correctly, but they are not recognized.
Solution:
For X application resource entries within the SR resource file (especially
boolean entries): only a tab forces recognition unlike the normal space(s)/tab
combination.
Problem:
When typing stw or any TestWorks binary executables, I get the following in courier
font:
ld.so.1:stw: fatal: libXm.so.3: can't openfile:error = 2 killed
Solution:
Confirm the existence/nonexistence of SDK by searching for the /usr/dt/lib directory.
In csh, use the following:
setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH /usr/dt/lib
In bsh/ksh, use the following:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/dt/lib
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Problem:
I am using Hummingbird's EXCEED to log into a UNIX box from Windows and am not able to
record under CAPBAK/X.
Solution:
Please check Xconfig-->Protocol-->Extensions... make certain that your
configurations include XTestExtension1, boxed checked.
xrdb -merge /usr/lib/X11/app-defaults/SR
For Open Windows 3.0, type
xrdb -merge /usr/openwin/lib/app-defaults/SR
capbakX5*option*outputSyncSwitch.set: True
or
Mwm*clientAutoPlace: False