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What's the actual class name of the component? Refer to the link below for explicitly supported DevExpress components and controls.
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/general-info/supported-technologies/controls/devexpress.html?q=DevExpress
Hi Robert,
Sorry for the reply late. I have just spent the Tet holiday.
About "What's the actual class name of the component? "
=> DevExpress.XtraReports
And I didn't find this class name in the suggested link.
Thanks and regards,
Hien Su
- tristaanogre7 years agoEsteemed Contributor
What that means then is that this class is not explicitly supported by TestComplete. You won't have access to some of the specialized functions and such that might be available for the class. You can still click on it and, potentially, may be able to access some of the internal methods and properties of the class. So, you can still test against it. You'll just need to write some of your own custom functions and such to interact with the class.
- sugia2797 years agoOccasional Contributor
Thanks for your reply.
I see your word.
And now I want to get the content text of the XtraReport by TC v12.10 Node License.
About "You'll just need to write some of your own custom functions and such to interact with the class"
Could you give me some examples?
Thanks and regards.
Hien Su.
- tristaanogre7 years agoEsteemed Contributor
The license of TC has nothing to do with it.
As for custom functions.... I don't know the component. This is going to take investigation and experimentation on your part to look into what methods and properties are available to you on the report. Use Object Spy to investigate the component and look through what properties and methods are available there, see if there is a property that contains the text of the report and use that. If not, you might need to look into other properties and/or methods to see if you can find other means.
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