Error handling non-modal windows
I am new to Test Complete and am testing a .NET application. I do not have programming capabilities and I am trying to figure out how to catch exceptions in our .NET application. Many of our errors ar...
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I have learned to do property checkpoints on objects to check to see if an object's "Exists" property is set to true (or use other properties, such as visible), and I tried to use a property checkpoint to see if the "ExceptionDialog" 'Exists' property is set to False, but this causes the test to fail each time the "ExceptionDialog" object does not occur because TestComplete says it can't verify the property of an object that is not present. That makes sense, a dialog's "Exists" property would likely always be true if the object actually exists, otherwise it wouldn't exist and you can't verify a property of it.
Anyone have any suggestions?
Anyone have any suggestions?
