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VeenaDevi
Contributor
4 years ago

In IE11 , JSP (Java based application) pages not getting captured as CSS/Xpath in Name mapping

Environment : IE 11(Application will not work in Chrome) Dev Background: Java 1.8 and JSP ,Quit old Application  Testcomplete : 14.73 (Latest - Without Device Cloud ), project enabled to use Css/Xp...
  • Marsha_R's avatar
    Marsha_R
    4 years ago

    For the radio buttons,  you should at least be able to tell them apart by text or some other value inside their one name mapping.   Drill down in Object Spy and find the field where it stores the label/text/whatever the UI is showing that's different between the buttons.

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AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
4 years ago

Hi,

 

How controls are recognized in TestComplete? Can you post some sample screenshot?

What is the root element of some object from the application? Is it Browser/Page or Java process?

If I remember it correctly, JSP applications run within Java VM and are not web pages but Java applications. If my memory is correct then, obviously, no XPath/CSS locators are provided for controls of JSP application.

 

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    VeenaDevi
    Contributor
    4 years ago

    JSP Pages run in webbrowsers only. Not in JVM , 

     

    Name mapping captured as ObjectType and idstr.

     

    for 4 different radio button , the same namemapping is used, so not able to control which radio button 

     

    • Marsha_R's avatar
      Marsha_R
      Moderator
      4 years ago

      For the radio buttons,  you should at least be able to tell them apart by text or some other value inside their one name mapping.   Drill down in Object Spy and find the field where it stores the label/text/whatever the UI is showing that's different between the buttons.