Could not resolve property: "%{propname}" "%{propname}" is not a valid Tch system property (tch.*). See %{propfilename}. "%{propname}" is no longer a valid Tch system property. %{alternative}. The values for the "%{propname}" property must be either "on" or "off". Expecting an integer, but got "%{broken-int-val}" Found no tests to run. Name: "%{name}" contains the following illegal characters: %{illegalchars} Testunit: "%{testunit}" is not allowed to exceed %{maxchars} characters. It is %{numchars} chars long. No Testunit Defined: This testfile does not have a testunit defined (meaning it cannot be run by itself) and does have a testunit set by a calling testfile. A test named "%{testname}" is already registered.%{sep}These are the respective calling paths:%{sep}Already registered: %{otherchain}%{sep}and%{sep}Trying to register: %{chain} The test-name "%{testname}" is not unique. Possible resolutions: %{resolutions} Could not resolve this test name: "%{testname}" Could not find test with name: "%{test}". Make sure you have specified the fully qualified test name (testunit.testname.[subtestname]) and also make sure the test class exists. Test name: "%{test}" is not allowed to exceed %{maxchars} characters. It is %{numchars} chars long. A testunit may only be set in a test or test-block directly within a test-suite. The test specified in the requires clause does not exist: %{reference} The test specified in the requires clause does not refer to a test in the same test-suite: %{reference} The requires clause is part of a cyclical reference: %{reference} No implicit process registered for this run. Have you forgotten to set your tch.wls.* properties, or to supply your process-config file, using -Dconfig-file ? More than one ProcessTask (at least "%{process}" and "%{process2}") is set as default. No default process defined for test vehicle No process registered with name "%{process}".%{sep}If name is "null", make sure you have set the implicit process (in your process-config file), or use the anonymous process. No process "%{process}" declared for test "%{test}", ambiguous as to which process to associate with Test Vehicle. Already a process registered with name "%{process}". Cannot find %{reftype} element with name "%{refname}" referenced by %{type} element with name "%{name}". XML dump of the referencing tag: %{sep} %{dump} Detected circular inheritance path for element type "%{type}". %{sep}Inheritance path is: %{inheritance-path} This <process> element must reference a configured-process-type, or point to a configuration:%{sep} %{dump} Could not resolve property: "%{propname}", in process-config at %{process-config-file}.%{sep}Global dynamic process-config props need to be prefixed with %{prefix}.%{sep}If you want to reference an environment variable directly, prefix the property name with "env.". Could not construct a process management class, check your classpath. Only one process can be configured as "implicit". Check your process-config file and make sure you only have one <process> tag that has "implicit" set to "true". Cannot find nested process "%{nested-process-name}" for process "%{process-name}". Duplicate element in process-config file %{file}.%{sep}%{dup-element-name}. Error validating process-config %{file}.%{sep}Error is:%{sep} %{error-message} Could not resolve this processinfo property: %{propname} Invalid testfile "%{file}": %{message} Invalid test-suite-call "%{file}" Unknown test-vehicle: %{test-vehicle} The property "tch.global-test-vehicle-process" can only be used in conjunction with the property "tch.global-test-vehicle". The property "tch.global-test-vehicle" can only be used in conjunction with the property "tch.global-test-vehicle-process". The global-test-vehicle-process "%{process}" has not been registered. File attribute not set, and no embedded CDATA for this task; one of the two is required. Could not find configuration dependency file: %{file} Invalid execution task: %{message} Validation failed for this execution task: Validation failed for this custom task: %{message} Validation failed for ProcessManagement extension: %{message} Fatal error for ProcessManagement extension: %{message}