Re: hello world : console error message

Hi Pierre,

grinder-use is the better list for this sort of question.

Good to see you got over your previous problem :-).

The console dialog is for information, its not an error. Its telling you 
that you could have alternatively selected the properties file in the 
console itself. (http://grinder.sourceforge.net/g3/console.html#Script+tab).

- Phil

On 07/12/10 21:40, Morel, Pierre wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> Could someone tell me why I get the error described below?  Thanks 
> 1,000,000
>
> Pierre Morel
>
> This is what I’ve done (platform is windows 7):
>
> -Set PATH, CLASSPATH
>
> -Created Demo directory under Grinder-3.4
>
> -Placed Grinder.properties in Demo and replaced grinder.py by 
> helloworld.py
>
> -Placed setGrinderEnv.cmd; startAgent.cmd; startConsole.cmd in Demo
>
> -Start the Console
>
> -Start an agent process   ( java  net.grinder.Grinder )
>
> -In the Grinder Console: clicked on upper left button (start the 
> worker processes)
>
> -
>
> As soon as I do that, I get the following error msg from the console:
>
> You have not selected a Properties file. The worker processes will run 
> the script set in the agent’s grinder properties file. Do you want to 
> continue?
>
> And in the (DOS) command prompt window, I see the following :
>
> 12/7/10 3:19:43 PM (agent): received a start message
>
> 12/7/10 3:19:43 PM (agent): Worker process command line: java 
> '-javaagent:C:\gri
>
> nder-3.4\lib\grinder-agent.jar' -classpath 
> 'C:\grinder-3.4\lib\grinder.jar' net.
>
> grinder.engine.process.WorkerProcessEntryPoint
>
> 12/7/10 3:19:43 PM (agent): worker ACS-R80LZV9-0 started
>
> *sys-package-mgr*: can't create package cache dir, 
> 'C:\grinder-3.4\lib\jython.ja
>
> r\cachedir\packages'
>
> 12/7/10 3:19:43 PM (process ACS-R80LZV9-0): starting threads
>
> Yet, it seems that the Grinder console is getting data.
>
>

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