[Cdash] Uploading Test.xml with backslashes

Julien Jomier julien.jomier at kitware.com
Mon Jun 4 14:09:22 UTC 2012


Hi Simon,

Which version of CDash are you using? and which version of PostgreSQL?
PostgreSQL doesn't like '\' character and we might have to put a fix in 
CDash for this.

Julien

On 04/06/2012 15:39, Simon Pomarède - TMA Uranie wrote:
> Dear all,
>
> I'm confronted to a behavior I don't find any similar on the Internet.
> Here it is:
> I'm working on a development project that uses CMake, CTest and CDash on
> multiple platforms
> (several Unix systems and a Windows one). Everything works fine in the
> Linux world, and the Kitware tools
> really make things easy. But on Windows, I can't use CDash as I would
> like: the entry is created in the
> dashboard, but there is no content posted.
> When I use my CTest script, everything seems to work but the submission
> part ("ctest_submit"
> function). In the log, I got the following output :
> --------------------------------------------
> Error parsing XML in stream at line 6: junk after document element
> Server Response:
>
> OK
>
> d54861725b8d889e9bbed017ab6c1807
>
> ERROR: invalid input syntax for type bytea
> LINE 2: ...\ura at nie
> \souRCE\bin\Debug\checkDataServer.exe','Completed','
> ^SQL error
> in Cannot insert test: UranieDataServer into the database():ERROR:
> invalid inp
> ut syntax for type bytea
> LINE 2: ...\ura at nie
> \souRCE\bin\Debug\checkDataServer.exe','Completed','
> ^
> ERROR
> : invalid input syntax for type bytea
> --------------------------------------------
>
> In order to locate the problem, I looked at the "Test.xml", and found
> that the paths are in
> Windows format, ie with backslashes. So I tried to replace backslashes
> with slashes and submit the same
> report again: it works fine!
> So my conclusion is that the "Windows-formed" paths are incompatible
> with one of the tools
> called at submission (one of PHP, PgSQL or CDash).
>
> Has anyone ever been confronted to such an issue? Am I doing anything
> wrong? Does anyone know a way to solve
> my issue, or to get around it?
>
>
> Thanks in advance for your help,
> Simon
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