Re: Running StandaloneTalos test

Hmmm, the contents of those directories needs to make it into the 
matching chrome/components directories of your firefox install.  I would 
  think that that means that the path in the config files isn't 
appropriate for your browser, but then it doesn't make sense that it is 
opening the browser at all.

For now, why not try copying the contents of those directories into the 
appropriate locations in your firefox directory.  That will at least let 
you move forward.  I have some theory about relative paths not working 
quite right for you...

alice.

[email protected] wrote:
> On Feb 5, 2:23 pm, [email protected] wrote:
>> On Feb 5, 1:51 pm, alice nodelman <[email protected]> wrote:> If it is attempting to openhttp://tinderboxthatmeans that the
>>> pageloader (step 3 in First Steps) isn't in the right location.  The
>>> chrome and components directories created by generate-tpcomponent.py
>>> need to end up in the talos/page_load_test directory.
>>> alice.
>> The 3rd step (i.e running generate-tpcomponent.py) indeed created
>> chrome and components directories underneath talos/page_load_test.
>>
>> So chrome and components are in the right place.
>>
>> talos/page_load_test/chrome/ has two files pageloader.jar and
>> pageloader.manifest.
>> talos/page_load_test/components has one file tp-cmdline.js
>>
>> I run the proxy server from talos: python standalone/proxyserver.py -p
>> 9001
>> The test is run from talos: python run_tests.py standalone/
>> proxy_setup.config
>>
>> thanks again,
>> - mouli
> 
> Just to clarify my own post, page_load_test has both chrome and
> components subdirectories as created by Step 3.
> 
> But still, running the test fails and it is attempting to open up
> http://tinderbox
> 
> - mouli