I try to execute a yaml file (which overrides an existing scenario) with commandline on a Windows Server 2012.
I got always the error that there is no loaded project.
However I can open the project manually in NeoLoad GUI without any problem and run the scenario manually.
I have used exactly the same yaml file & command line instruction on Windows 10 and there no issue at all. NeoLoad GUI is launched and the scenario is executed.
When I look in the log files on the Windows Server, I see only an error that the agent is not registered (but I don't have a clue why).
Is this permissions related?
It’s a path issue, remove Java 11 from the path, Neoload v7.6 needs to use its own JRE
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@Neil W.
I removed Java 11 from the path system variable but still the same error. Any other idea why this is not working on my Windows Server?
If you type in Java -version now, what does it say?
Hi Neil,
I adapted the JAVE_HOME & PATH variable to point to the java in the NeoLoad bin folder. First time it didn't work neither until I tried to run another yaml file which was successful. After that test, I ran my initial test again and now it works!!
I'm very grateful for your help and hinting me in the right direction! Much appreciated as I was chewing for a couple of hours on this problem :-)
