Handling exceptions in different units

Forgive me for posting here again. But my problem with closing all error messages is still actual. I am using external JS-script proposed higher with little modifications to handle more than one type of window. It works perfect with first type of windows (Visual Studio just-in-time debugger errors) in wndCaptions array but can't handle "Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime Library" windows though I thought it had worked before (I've attached it's screenshot). I determined that the script even couldn't find this window - warning message posts to TC's log only after I press "Ok" button by myself or activate any other application (error window disappears then).

I also read that using JS-script is obsolete and Runner.CallObjectMethodAsync() method could be used. But I still can't imagine how to apply this one to all my tests and all methods that could cause unexpected errors.

At the moment, I have no ideas of JS-script improvement or anything else... Probably, another external application should be written to attempt handling error windows.



P.S. Can you move the topic to another forum? I was inattentive posting this one (didn't see it's only for web testing).





var tcObj, wshShell, wndCaptions;



wndCaptions = new Array();

wndCaptions.push("Visual Studio");

wndCaptions.push("Microsoft Visual C++");



try

{

    tcObj = GetObject("", "testcomplete.testcompleteapplication");

}

catch(e)

{

    tcObj = null;

    //return;

}



if (tcObj != null)

{

    wshShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");

    while (tcObj.Integration.IsRunning())

    {

        for (var i = 0; i < wndCaptions.length; i++)

        {

            if (wshShell.AppActivate(wndCaptions))

            {

                /* Registering error window in TC's log */

                tcObj.Integration.GetObjectByName("Log").Warning("\"" + wndCaptions + "\" was found in error window's caption");

                wshShell.AppActivate(wndCaptions);

                WScript.Sleep(1000);

                wshShell.SendKeys("{ENTER}");

            }

        }

    }

}