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Remove readme entry 1.7.8. 1.7.8 SWT error when running Manual Test View on Linux on a multiprocessor machine Bugzilla defect: 115648 Related SWT bugzilla defect: 115822 When running the Manual Test View on Linux on a multiprocessor machine, the following SWT error is thrown: No more handles [gtk_init_check() failed] There is no workaround at this time (see SWT defect #115822). An alternative solution is to run the Manual Test View on Linux on a single processor machine.
Instead of remove, lets reword to: 1.7.8 SWT error when running Manual Test View on Linux When running the Manual Test View on Linux, periodically the following SWT error is thrown: No more handles [gtk_init_check() failed] This error is caused by a connection failure X server or running out of memory. To resolve this error: 1. Set the DISPLAY environment variable to your local host (e.g. export DISPPAY=<host name or IP address>:0.0). 2. Add the host name and port information is correct in /etc/hosts. 3. Start the X server.
(In reply to comment #1) Please also add a fourth work-around: 4. Increase the file descriptor limit.
Paul, since the readmes are now starting from scratch, this entry needs to be added in instead of modified. Readme entries are now self-serve. All readme entries that are not "All Project" General Notices (i.e., applying to all features of TPTP) will be written by development from now on. To have an entry added to the "All Project" general notice, please open a bug against TPTP.Web. In each project on the TPTP web there is a readme XML file that is parsed by the central readme XSLT and formatted into the TPTP readme file. If you are unfamiliar with how to check out your project's web site, 1. Add a new CVS repository: host: dev.eclipse.org repository path: /home/cvs/org.eclipse user, password, connection type: same as development CVS 2. Check out your project's folder: 1. Platform: tptp\platform 2. Monitoring: tptp\monitoring 3. Trace & Profiling: tptp\performance 4. Test: tptp\test To add a readme, edit your project's readme file: 1. Open resources\v4.2\readme.xml 2. Each readme entry looks like this: <readme> <title></title> <category></category> <bugzilla></bugzilla> <description></description> </readme> For the title, put a brief description of the problem that the user will see. For the category, put one of the following: A. General Notices B. Agent Controller C. Generic Log Adapter D. Log and Trace Analyzer E. Probekit F. Profiling Tool G. Statistical Console H. Common Test Issues I. Charting Service For the bugzilla, enter the number of the bugzilla that, once fixed, means that the readme can be removed from the readme.xml file. In the description, you can use the following HTML formatting: <b> <br/> <code> <p> <ul> <ol> <li> To have additional categories or HTML formats added, open a bug against TPTP.Web. For an example of a working readme.xml file, please view http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/platform/resources/v4.2/readme.xml
D:\Workspaces\workspace_TPTP\test\resources\v4.2\readme.xml checked in to CVS (HEAD).
Neglected to mark fixed on 2006-06-12 12:16.
Verified at http://www.eclipse.org/tptp/home/downloads/releasenotes/releasenotes4_2_0.html#4_CTI_1.
