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danhoeger's avatar
danhoeger
Occasional Contributor
6 months ago

dotNET.System_IO doesn't exist anymore?

I just upgraded TestComplete to 15.67.12.6 and now when I try to run my application I'm getting the following error:

TypeError: Cannot read property 'Path' of undefined    8:00:36    Normal            5.22

 The line it has an error on is the following: Log.SaveResultsAs(dotNET.System_IO.Path.Combine_3(ProjectSuite.Path,"MHT_FILES",TestCaseName+".mht"), lsMHT);

so Basically "System_IO" is undefined.

anyone know what happened here?

  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    6 months ago

    Hi,

     

    danhoeger wrote:

    The line it has an error on is the following: Log.SaveResultsAs(dotNET.System_IO.Path.Combine_3(ProjectSuite.Path,"MHT_FILES",TestCaseName+".mht"), lsMHT);

    If Combine_3() is the only method that you have problem with, then it can be replaced with the call to aqString.Format() (and I would expect better performance and less dependency from .Net):

    Log.SaveResultAs(aqString.Format("%s\\%s\\%s\\.mht", ProjectSuite.Path, "MHT_FILES", TestCaseName), lsMHT);

     

  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    Champion Level 3
    6 months ago

    Hi,

     

    danhoeger wrote:

    The line it has an error on is the following: Log.SaveResultsAs(dotNET.System_IO.Path.Combine_3(ProjectSuite.Path,"MHT_FILES",TestCaseName+".mht"), lsMHT);

    If Combine_3() is the only method that you have problem with, then it can be replaced with the call to aqString.Format() (and I would expect better performance and less dependency from .Net):

    Log.SaveResultAs(aqString.Format("%s\\%s\\%s\\.mht", ProjectSuite.Path, "MHT_FILES", TestCaseName), lsMHT);

     

    • danhoeger's avatar
      danhoeger
      Occasional Contributor
      6 months ago

      This will work around the issue. (it wasn't just this method that I'm calling but I'm able to work around the other method too)

      Normally I don't like hard coding the path separator char in my scripts because a lot of my scripts need to run on both Linux and Windows but in this case the tests are all only ever run on windows machines so I guess it's ok in this situation.

      • AlexKaras's avatar
        AlexKaras
        Champion Level 3
        6 months ago

        Hi,

         

        If I am not mistaken, slashes in file path work on Windows as well...

        I.e. I would expect that

        Log.SaveResultAs(aqString.Format("%s/%s/%s/.mht", ProjectSuite.Path, "MHT_FILES", TestCaseName), lsMHT);

        will work correctly.

        In addition, you may consider aqFileSystem.IncludeTrailingBackSlash() method as well...

         

  • pkudrys's avatar
    pkudrys
    Contributor
    6 months ago

    I just posted a question, regarding dotNet.System_IO.File.WriteAllText, which fails for me with the same error (just with File property). So I'm going to downgrade as well. I'm going to create the ticket as well. Just to push the TC folks a bit in action :) 

    Downgrading to version 15.64.3.7 fixed the problem.

    PS: the TC support confirmed a bug in 15.65. The only solution now is to downgrade to 15.64. But the problem should be fixed in the next version. 

    • ChiefBrian's avatar
      ChiefBrian
      Contributor
      6 months ago

      Glad to hear you got it confirmed as a bug.  I submitted a report almost a week ago. My tech only replied saying he would be on vacation for a week and I would have to wait till he gets back for a response.  Hopefully a fix comes soon. 

  • danhoeger's avatar
    danhoeger
    Occasional Contributor
    6 months ago

    it sure would be nice if there was a way to roll-back an update or even be able to install an older version.  (I can't even find where to install the current version of Test complete right now)  I used to install it from the link from the Licensing site but now that we are on the user based licensing I can't figure out where the download link has been moved to or even if I can downlod an older build to see if this fixes my issue.  I'm having to use another machine that I told it to skip the update.

    • danhoeger's avatar
      danhoeger
      Occasional Contributor
      6 months ago

      FYI - I opened a support ticket but haven't gotten a response yet that's been hours ago and I'm basically blocked right now not able to use TestComplete for any of my tests.

      • rraghvani's avatar
        rraghvani
        Champion Level 3
        6 months ago

        Try the following links - replace the name and number with the version that you require.

        https://my.smartbear.com/downloads/TestExecute1480.exe

        https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1555SLM.exe

         

    • AlexKaras's avatar
      AlexKaras
      Champion Level 3
      6 months ago

      Hi,

       

      danhoeger wrote:

      I can't even find where to install the current version of Test complete right now

      Downloads are Installer can be downloaded from either:

      -- old Customer Portal (my.smartbear.com); or

      -- new manage.smartbear.com (expand to some license node and there will be Download icon):

       

      • danhoeger's avatar
        danhoeger
        Occasional Contributor
        6 months ago

        Thanks.  looks like I will have to revert back to 15.64.3.

  • ChiefBrian's avatar
    ChiefBrian
    Contributor
    6 months ago

    We are having the same problem. Is there a fix for this available?  

  • pkudrys's avatar
    pkudrys
    Contributor
    5 months ago

    The problem appears to be fixed in most recent TC version 15.66.7.7. However, it seems it now requires installation of windowsdesktop-runtime-8.0.7-win-x64. At least I was asked to do so when the code reached dotNet.System_IO.File.WriteAllText line.