How to reference a .NET assembly
Hello all, I wonder what is the correct way to reference a .NET assembly in a project? Although I have added a reference to a .NET assembly (Project Properties -> CLR Bridge -> Browse Files....
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Hi Marin,
Actually, the value returned by the getText_2 method is a String object with a number of properties, fields and methods. TestComplete also adds the OleValue special property to this object. I recommend that you call this property to obtain the string stored in your text object. For example:
Does this help?
BTW, you can set a breakpoint on one of the last two lines in your foo script routine and try to debug it. When the script execution is stopped at the breakpoint, you can easily inspect your text object via the Evaluate and Inspect dialogs and explore the set of available object properties, fields and methods.
variable "text" will still be empty in Log window when trying to otput it
Actually, the value returned by the getText_2 method is a String object with a number of properties, fields and methods. TestComplete also adds the OleValue special property to this object. I recommend that you call this property to obtain the string stored in your text object. For example:
function foo()
{
var doc = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_pdmodel.PDDocument.load_3("C:\\temp\\TEST.pdf");
var pdfStripper = JavaClasses.org_apache_pdfbox_util.PDFTextStripper.newInstance();
var text = pdfStripper.getText_2(doc);
Log.Message(text.length());
Log.Message(text.OleValue);
}
Does this help?
BTW, you can set a breakpoint on one of the last two lines in your foo script routine and try to debug it. When the script execution is stopped at the breakpoint, you can easily inspect your text object via the Evaluate and Inspect dialogs and explore the set of available object properties, fields and methods.
