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I’m getting random errors trying to generate tests, what should I do?

April 26, 2017errors I’m tests

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I’m getting random errors trying to generate tests, what should I do?

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If WindowTester fails to work properly (indicated by throwing a random exception), it is more likely an installation problem. Try the following: • Clean your Eclipse configuration directory (found in your eclipse home directory). If you are installing into Eclipse 3.2 or 3.3, delete the org.eclipse.* subdirectories in the configuration directory (they are recreated at startup). Make sure that you do not delete the config.ini file. Restart Eclipse with the -clean option. • Check that only one version of WindowTester (one set of com.windowtester.* plugins and features) is installed. If you have an older version also installed (indicated by an earlier version number), delete those plugins and features and repeat step number one above. Make sure that you don’t have WindowTester installed both locally within your Eclipse /plugins directory and remotely through a .link file (check your Eclipse /links directory). • Check your project for classpath problems and your code for compilation proble

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If WindowTester fails to work properly (indicated by throwing a random exception), it is more likely an installation problem. Try the following: • Clean your Eclipse configuration directory (found in your eclipse home directory). If you are installing into Eclipse 3.2 or 3.3, delete the org.eclipse.* subdirectories in the configuration directory (they are recreated at startup). Make sure that you do not delete the config.ini file. Restart Eclipse with the -clean option. • Check that only one version of WindowTester (one set of com.windowtester.* plugins and features) is installed. If you have an older version also installed (indicated by an earlier version number), delete those plugins and features and repeat step number one above. Make sure that you don’t have WindowTester installed both locally within your Eclipse /plugins directory and remotely through a .link file (check your Eclipse /links directory). • Check your project for classpath problems and your code for compilation proble