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krupa_luke
11 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hello everybody,
I have similar problem related to the topic.
Even though my script at the beginning always closes all running IE browsers and then opens own, it fails when my colleague has IE opened as well since he is using the same server. Sure, he uses own account, but if he opens own IE, then his process is Sys.Browser("iexplore"), while my scripts at the beginning of execution kills only iexplore processes running under my account and when new IE browser is opened, it is no longer Sys.Browser("iexplore") but Sys.Browser("iexplore", 2).
So the problem here is caused entirely by the server - which is stacking IE processes - while testComplete naturally see them all... even though some of them do not belong to other users.
Is there any solution or workaround how to ignore processes running on different server users? If not, then some different solution:
Thank you!
I have similar problem related to the topic.
Even though my script at the beginning always closes all running IE browsers and then opens own, it fails when my colleague has IE opened as well since he is using the same server. Sure, he uses own account, but if he opens own IE, then his process is Sys.Browser("iexplore"), while my scripts at the beginning of execution kills only iexplore processes running under my account and when new IE browser is opened, it is no longer Sys.Browser("iexplore") but Sys.Browser("iexplore", 2).
So the problem here is caused entirely by the server - which is stacking IE processes - while testComplete naturally see them all... even though some of them do not belong to other users.
Is there any solution or workaround how to ignore processes running on different server users? If not, then some different solution:
Thank you!
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