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presideji
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14 years ago

HOW TO SELECT INDIVIDUAL TABS IN AN OBJECT

This object has a number of tabS within it, but the individual tabs cannot be seen or selected by test complete. TestComplete selected it as a block.

I have tried all suggested  ways from the smartbear articles but it is not working.



Thanks.



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  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
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    14 years ago

    Hi,


     


    The way you can select a tab will depend on the control you use in your app. So, let us know the following information:


    1. What is the value of the control's WndClass property (you can check it using the Object Browser)? If the control is a .NET control, please tell me the value of its ClrFullClassName property.


    2. What is the name of the component used to implement the control?


    3. What language and IDE were used to create the application?


     


    Also, if the control is not a standard one, let us know its vendor and version.


     

  • presideji's avatar
    presideji
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    14 years ago
    Please see the attached.




     


    1. What is the value of the control's WndClass property (you can check it using the Object Browser)? If the control is a .NET control, please tell me the value of its ClrFullClassName property.



    Please see the attached.



     


    2. What is the name of the component used to implement the control?

     


    3. What language and IDE were used to create the application?


    It is third party software we are trying to test. We are not sure of the exact language as it is make of several languages. We discover it a mixture of everything you can think of  java,.net etc.


     

  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
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    14 years ago

    Hi,


     


    I see that a Java Swing tab control is used in your application. Check whether your control is inherited from the TabbedPane control that is officially supported by TestComplete. If it is, you can try using the Object Mapping feature.