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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