[Erp5-dev] oood with Ooo3 - running tests

[Tiago Samaha]

Hi All,

i've installed oood with OpenOffice 3.0. I think that works, but i
could not run the tests.
I unzipped the files (test_documents.zip) before ran the tests, but
when i run the tests, it's returned "connection refused", and the oood
server is "Aborted".
Is it necessary to modify anything in test suite or anything like that?

Logs:

http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m748f49aa

http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m57435159

[Kazuhiko Shiozaki]

Post by Tiago Samaha
i've installed oood with OpenOffice 3.0. I think that works, but i
could not run the tests.
I unzipped the files (test_documents.zip) before ran the tests, but
when i run the tests, it's returned "connection refused", and the oood
server is "Aborted".
Is it necessary to modify anything in test suite or anything like that?
http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m748f49aa
http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m57435159

It seems that python process aborted.

For further investigation, the following information should be important.
* uno_path in /etc/oood/oood.conf
* prog_dir in /etc/oood/oood.conf
* PYTHON in /etc/init.d/oood
* which flavour of OOo (OOo's official binary? any distribution's
package? etc.)

[Tiago Samaha]

Kazuhiko,

i've installed the OpenOffice Linux DEB package
(http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#en-US) on Ubuntu.

* uno_path in /opt/openoffice.org/basis3.0/program
* prog_dir in /opt/openoffice.org3/program
* PYTHON in "i'm not initializing the oood with the system, but i'm
using /usr/bin/python2.5"

Thanks in advance

Post by Kazuhiko Shiozaki

Post by Tiago Samaha
i've installed oood with OpenOffice 3.0. I think that works, but i
could not run the tests.
I unzipped the files (test_documents.zip) before ran the tests, but
when i run the tests, it's returned "connection refused", and the oood
server is "Aborted".
Is it necessary to modify anything in test suite or anything like that?
http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m748f49aa
http://tiagosc.pastebin.com/m57435159

It seems that python process aborted.
For further investigation, the following information should be important.
* uno_path in /etc/oood/oood.conf
* prog_dir in /etc/oood/oood.conf
* PYTHON in /etc/init.d/oood
* which flavour of OOo (OOo's official binary? any distribution's
package? etc.)
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[Kazuhiko Shiozaki]

Post by Tiago Samaha
i've installed the OpenOffice Linux DEB package
(http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#en-US) on Ubuntu.
* uno_path in /opt/openoffice.org/basis3.0/program
* prog_dir in /opt/openoffice.org3/program
* PYTHON in "i'm not initializing the oood with the system, but i'm
using /usr/bin/python2.5"

In short, you should use the same version's python that is used for
building OOo binary.

OOo's official binary is build against python2.3, and it should be
included in the archive.
I don't use ubuntu package, but I'm using official x86_64 rpm package.
If location of files are same as my environment, you should specify

PYTHON=/opt/openoffice.org3/program/python

in your /etc/init.d/oood file.

[Tiago Samaha]

Worked!

Thank you very much!

Post by Kazuhiko Shiozaki

Post by Tiago Samaha
i've installed the OpenOffice Linux DEB package
(http://download.openoffice.org/other.html#en-US) on Ubuntu.
* uno_path in /opt/openoffice.org/basis3.0/program
* prog_dir in /opt/openoffice.org3/program
* PYTHON in "i'm not initializing the oood with the system, but i'm
using /usr/bin/python2.5"

In short, you should use the same version's python that is used for
building OOo binary.
OOo's official binary is build against python2.3, and it should be
included in the archive.
I don't use ubuntu package, but I'm using official x86_64 rpm package.
If location of files are same as my environment, you should specify
PYTHON=/opt/openoffice.org3/program/python
in your /etc/init.d/oood file.
--
Kazuhiko Shiozaki, Nexedi SA Senior Consultant
Nexedi: Consulting and Development of Free / Open Source Software
http://www.nexedi.com
ERP5: Full Featured High End Open Source ERP
http://www.erp5.com
ERP5 Wiki: Developer Zone for ERP5 Community
http://www.erp5.org
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