Hi Gary,
if you don't want this feature have a closer look at your
$WEBTEST_HOME/webtest.xml
the target:
<target name="wt.init.headless" if="wt.headless"
description="Initializes the properties for headless run">
<property name="wt.openResultFile.skip" value="skip"
description="html result file should not be automatically opened"/>
<property name="wt.webtestMonitor.skip" value="skip"
description="WebTestMonitor should not be started"/>
</target>
is your friend ;-)
If you set wt.headless you will not see the monitor and not the result
in your browser.
your
Michael Habbert
Gary Jones schrieb:
If this question sounds strange then it probably is :)
When the webtests are run locally, a browser window is opened to show
the results. Is this a standard feature, or is it something that
whoever configured things here (who has now left) set up? If it is a
standard feature, is there any way to configure it? For example, I use
Ubuntu and it always opens the results in Firefox, I imagine because
this is the x-www-browser, but since I am running the tests from a
console window I would actually rather like to see the results in the
www-browser (e.g. w3m on my system), not least because I hate windows
and applications popping up all over the place stealing focus from
what I am currently doing.
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