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• globalworming Moderators

  January 2012

  Hi TSheeley
  
  pls check if you can open the Sahi Controller on the remote machine
  then check http://sahi.example.com/_s_/dyn/SSLManager for the certificates
  
  Thats it for now..
  
  Regards
  Wormi
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Hi Wormi,
  
  So far, I have NOT been able to open the Sahi Controller on the remote machine. This is because the remote machine is a touch-screen system. There is no way for me to "double click" on the page to start the controller. I will have a look at SSLManager and see if it's a certificates problem.
  
  Thanks,
  
  TSheeley
• Sumitra Members

  January 2012

  Hi TSheeley,
  
  Are you using Sahi OS?
  
  Kindly make sure that Sahi is running on both the machines.
  
  If you are using Sahi Pro Version then kindly follow the below steps:
  
  To run .suite file on different machine remotely you will have to mention the machine name(remote machine name) in drun.bat by navigating to <sahi-home>/userdata/bin/drun.bat
  
  Instead of this:
  
  SET NODES=localhost:9999,othermachine:9999
  
  Restart Sahi.
  
  The logs will be available on your machine.(Click logs on the Dashboard).
  
  Also, if you are using Sahi Pro then kindly try running the suite file on the remote machine which is not an touch-screen system and check if it works fine.
  
  Regards
  Sumitra
• globalworming Moderators

  January 2012

  As far as I know ther should be a way to change the key-combinations to open the controller... but I can't find the related post right now.. maybe Sumitra knows more...
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Hi Sumitra,
  
  Yes, we are using Sahi OS. I have Sahi running on both machines. Maybe it's in the way I am trying to do things? We are working in a Linux environment. I have a local Linux machine which I can run my scripts on and everything is fine. The remote machine (Linux as well) is one I login to from my local machine via :
  
  SSH root@<machineIPAddress>. The scripts are copied over, and then ran from there.
  
  It is a touch screen system with an NFS -Network File System. No mouse or keyboard. After lots of attempts to get the proxy etc just right, I am able to get Sahi to open Firefox on our home page using _navigateTo"......" . After this, Sahi attempts to execute some functions and just times out. I've used the following in each function to show me if it is being executed:
  
  function printAnyThroughJava(s){
  Packages.java.lang.System.out.println("I'm in the <function name> function");
  }
  
  This works, but NOTHING in the function is ever executed. Sahi either times out, or sometimes produces the odd error like: The parameter passed to _getText or _click etc... was not found on the browser.
  
  Are you saying that I won't be able to do this without the Sahi Pro version? There was a tester here previously that was able to do this, but none of his code has been left here. Please help?
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Wormi,
  
  As I said, It is a touch screen system with No mouse or keyboard. I'm not sure your suggestion will help. Thanks for trying anyway. I would love to have the Sahi controller interrogate the page from the touch screen. I think that might show what the problem might be. Also, can ANYONE tell me how well Sahi works with IFrames? We have two of them with feeds from external sites.
  
  TSheeley
• narayan Administrators

  January 2012

  Hi TSheeley,
  
  This should possible through the OS version too.
  
  If your website uses https, I think Wormi's answer is correct. Check if the certificate for sahi.example.com has been accepted on the remote machine.
  In fact you could check if you are able to run any of the demo test cases in sahi/userdata/scripts/demo folder against http://sahi.co.in/demo/
  
  Regards,
  Narayan
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Hello Narayan,
  
  Thanks for responding. Our site does NOT use https. I can run the demo test cases against http://sahi.co.in/demo/
  
  So it would appear that Sahi does not understand our page once it is displayed on the touchscreen - it works locally.
  
  
  Do you know of any problems with CodeIgniter? It shouldn't make any difference as it works locally, but I'm trying to narrow down what the problem might be.
  
  Thanks once again,
  
  TSheeley
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Hello Narayan, - Anybody?
  
  Do you know of any problems with Sahi and the CodeIgniter framework?
• AbePetrillo Members

  January 2012

  Well my thought would be that the touchscreen must be using a different javascript engine to your local machine?
  
  Can you load things like firebug on the touchscreen to see any errors. Also you should be able to change the "touch" event to trigger click, so double touch can be used to load the controller.
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  Latest update is that I now "SOMETIMES" get an error which reads:
  
  WARNING: Should not have come here: RhinoRuntime.eval: _scriptPath()
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  AbePetrillo,
  
  As far as I'm aware, these engines should be the same. They both are using the same JRE. I'll double check to make sure. Would you be able to explain how I can "change the "touch" event to trigger click"? I "believe" that is all that happens anyway, but "double-click" may have been disabled, as it's not needed for any of the touchscreen functionality,
  
  Thanks,
  
  TSheeley
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012

  And now the latest error:
  
  Window/Domain not found: popupNameFromStep=; derivedName=; windowName=; windowTitle=; wasOpened=0; domain=feeds.selectivemedia.com
  
  
  This is one of the feeds into our IFrames. Could it be that sahi does not believe the page is 'fully' loaded because of this?
• TSheeley Members

  January 2012 edited January 2012

  From what I can see, Sahi does NOT think the page has completely loaded and won't perform and action until it does.
  
  :-(
  
  I really need help with this.