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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         ...
  • 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);

     

danhoeger's avatar
danhoeger
Occasional Contributor

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...