Right click certain row on a table grid

Any one can help on this?

Hi Simon,



It looks like your grid control is not specially supported by TestComplete, so you need to use the grid's native methods and properties (like the method you already used) to achieve this. A possibly useful approach you can try is to evaluate coordinates of the needed cell at run time and then use the coordinates to perform the click. Note that you'll probably need to make the needed cell be scrolled into view first. You can also find some useful recommendations on working with grid controls in the Common Operations for Grids help topic.

Hi,



I did try to retreieve the x and y coordinate after I select the row but I couldn't find the functions or variables that actually contain that information.  Would you be able to share any ideas?

I have tried

var x = Aliases.javaw.OrderBook.RootPane.null_layeredPane.null_contentPane.StatusFrame.Container.tabs.Order_Book.Panel.Panel.Panel.SPLITTER.StatusGridPanel.WorkingOrders.ScrollPane.Viewport.MainTable.getSelectionModel().getAnchorSelectionIndex();

var y = Aliases.javaw.OrderBook.RootPane.null_layeredPane.null_contentPane.StatusFrame.Container.tabs.Order_Book.Panel.Panel.Panel.SPLITTER.StatusGridPanel.WorkingOrders.ScrollPane.Viewport.MainTable.getColumnModel().getSelectionModel().getAnchorSelectionIndex();

But it didn't work.



Thanks,

SC

Hi Simon,





I don't know what grid control you are working with and whether the grid allows evaluating coordinates at all, so I am afraid, there is nothing I can suggest at the moment (except for the fact that properties/methods that allow retrieving cell sizes usually have the "bounds" word in their names). Also, you can try examining properties and methods of grid columns (to get cells' width) and rows (to get rows' height). If this suggestion does not help, let me know the JavaFullClassName property of the grid control you are working with.

I have been emailing support team for a couple of weeks and no one is replying my email.  I have screen shot and everything in the email too.  Any ways, here is the information.

Hi,

 

I have a java swing grid object which contains a lot of logs.  When I look at the object with object spy, the only Action I found is clicking with x and y coordinates.  I do not see ClickItem() menthod in the object the method windows.  I have solve the problem for selecting the right row by using setRowSelectionInterval(nRowIndex,nRowIndex) method.  But if I need to right click the row to bring up a pop up menu, how do I get the x, y coordinates of the row or is there a smarter way to do that action?

 

I have tried

var x = Aliases.javaw.OrderBook.RootPane.null_layeredPane.null_contentPane.StatusFrame.Container.tabs.Order_Book.Panel.Panel.Panel.SPLITTER.StatusGridPanel.WorkingOrders.ScrollPane.Viewport.MainTable.;

var y = Aliases.javaw.OrderBook.RootPane.null_layeredPane.null_contentPane.StatusFrame.Container.tabs.Order_Book.Panel.Panel.Panel.SPLITTER.StatusGridPanel.WorkingOrders.ScrollPane.Viewport.MainTable.getColumnModel().getSelectionModel().getAnchorSelectionIndex();

 

But doesn’t seem to work.  How can I click with the mouse to invoke functions?

 

 

 

 

Anyone looking in to this?  Can it be solve?

 

 

From: Simon Chan

Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 5:45 PM

To: 'AutomatedQA Support'

Subject: RE: Select a row on MainTable

 

Hi,

 

I was able to select the row with setRowSelectionInterval(nRowIndex,nRowIndex)

But once I select the row, how do I get the X/Y coordinates and pass it to Click() or DblClick() functions to invoke some special operation in my application?

 

Thanks,

Simon

 

 

From: Simon Chan

Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2011 12:10 PM

To: 'AutomatedQA Support'

Subject: Select a row on MainTable

 

Hi,

 

I want to select one of the row on the main table but I do not see any method from the object spy that can help me select the row.  Can you tell me how I can do that?

Normally there will be a clickItem but it doesn’t seem that this object allow this action?

Click will just the x and y position which will be change depends on what row I want to click right?  Any way I can select a specific row here?

 

Simon,



Direct e-mails to support are usually put on a very low priority as they have to take care of prioritized, ticketed requests first.



To create a support ticket, go to http://smartbear.com/support/message/?prod=TestComplete to fill out a ticket request.



As for here on the forums, the SmartBear folks have replied with a couple of suggestions, have they worked?



Each grid type has different characteristics, etc, that TC can work with.  You can read more about working with grids in TC at http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/13207/.  Note, as the SmartBear folks noted above, that not every grid type is supported in these methods so there may be time when you're going to have to utilize certain native controls and/or properties and write your own code to find and click on specific rows and columns.

As you can see on my last post, I have tried different method for the object and I could not find one that can work yet.  I was ask to provide the Java object class name and I post it on my last message.  The grid I am working on is selecting by row but not cell.  None of the cell are editable.  I would need to double click or right click on specific row to invoke the functions I need.



Thanks,

SC

Hi Simon,



I've just checked our DB and found out that the e-mails you refer to are not there. I guess you e-mailed support@automatedqa.com directly. If so, you should have received an automatic reply (unless it was blocked by your spam filters) stating that you need to submit your questions via our Contact Support form.



As for the grid control, it looks quite custom. The "com.patsystems.swingext.grid.Grid$1" class does not seem to be present anywhere in the Internet. This means that we can only try to help you with finding the needed properties/methods if you provide us with a sample application containing the grid. In this case we'll be able to launch the application, examine methods and properties of the grid control and try to create a test which will right-click the needed cell for you. You can contact us via our Contact Support form regarding this.

Hi Allen,



I am not sure if I can get a sample application for you guys.  I will ask my mananger to see if that is possible.  We had simualar problem with another application under test before which we cannot provide you guys the application.  Alex asked me to try get an object snap shot and send it to a FTP serever for him to investigate.  Is it possible we use this approach again?  Please let me know.



Thanks,

SC

Hi Simon,





Well, you can send a snapshot instead of an application with the actual object, but in this case we won't be able to test the sample script and check whether it works as expected.