Re: Permgen, webtest, IntelliJ

Peculiar.   It only dies on permgen when invoked at the command line 
when the url in the test is set to "/"
BTW, if I request the page from a browser / just redirects to /public 
and renders ok
Starting webtest from the command line, if I use invoke (url:'/public') 
in the test it completes ok and the tests pass, but if I use invoke 
(url:'/') or invoke "/" it dies on permgen.
That's at the command line.  IntelliJ is still having all sorts of 
trouble trying to run them, also still including throwing the permgen error.
Rob

On 24/11/2011 2:05 PM, Rob wrote:
> Sorry.  Trigger happy iPhone send button
>
> Continuing ... set the jvmargs maxpermsize. Now I've tried a few 
> permutations as recommended on various lists and official sites and 
> they all fail to effect a positive change.
>
> 1/ shouldn't this plugin work out if the box? What have I done wrong?
> 2/ can someone give me a tip as to where to set the maxpermsize for 
> either/both IntelliJ and command line invocation.
>
> Thanks in advance
> Rob M
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> On 24/11/2011, at 1:58 PM, Rob <[email protected] 
> <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
>
>> Hi.
>> I was on this list about 4 years ago, so greetings to some old timers
>> I just ran install-plugin webtest on an existing grails project under 
>> IntelliJ.
>> It didnt run up out of the box unfortunately and I've had to change a 
>> few settings to get it to run a one-trick test from the command line. 
>> It still doesn't run in IntelliJ.
>> The key problem I'm stuck on now is permgen.  In IntelliJ it gets 
>> halfway through and dies on permgen. At the command line it will run 
>> one test ok, but I've just added a second class with a single test 
>> and ... Permgen.
>> So I've read the searches and yes they all say to set the
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