error in mockbox

[Jim O'Keefe]

I've been using xindi successfully and thought I spend a little time looking at how testing works. I ran http://localhost/xindi/_tests/runner.cfm and http://localhost/xindi/_tests/automation/Tests.cfc?method=runRemote. Both came back with the same error:

Invalid CFML construct found on line 298 at column 61.

ColdFusion was looking at the following text: { The error occurred in /Users/jim/Sites/xindi/framework/TestBox/system/MockBox.cfc: line 298 298 : <cfreturn this.$callback(function() { throw(argumentCollection = args); }) />

Has anyone run into this before? Does anyone see an invalid CFML construct on line 298? There's an inline cfscript function in the middle of the cfreturn tag, but this type of syntax is used all over MockBox.cfc so I have to assume it's valid.

Thanks in advance. Jim

[John Whish]

Which cfml engine and version are you running?

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[John Whish]

Also, in mockbox.cfc what's the version? Should say in the init method.

Thanks

On 15 Feb 2016 15:51, "Jim O'Keefe" <okj...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Jim O'Keefe]

Coldfusion 11

[Jim O'Keefe]

Doesn't say a version in the init method. I just pulled it through github this morning

[John Whish]

I've had a look at the linked revision of TestBox and I think you're version of Testbox might be behind. If you cloned the repo then try doing

$ git submodule init && git submodule update

That'll update the various libraries that xindi uses. Hopefully that'll sort it out for you.

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[Jim O'Keefe]

I'm gonna say that fixed it. I seem to be having selenium problems which suggests I got past the coldfusion issue.