hmmm... I implemented it quite dumb in the script-section of each of the projects.
I had preferred that it is possible in the central eventhandler that I wrote in the script extensions. But it is not.
Hi Jsc,
I’m using TestComplete 11.1 and everything works OK on my computer. In other threads, I’ve found that you were using the same product version. Is it still the same? If it is, I would suggest that you submit a request to our Support Team ( http://support.smartbear.com/product-list/ ) and provide them with the project where you see this issue.
Hi Tanya,
thanks a lot. So I will just set up a small new project to check it again without all the stuff happening in my big suite.
Just to clarify:
- My Keyword Test calls OnStartTest event in the Project Suite
- OnStartTest calls a function within the scriptextensions (central eventhandler (OnStopTest, OnStartTest,...) functions that get called from all projects in my project suite)
- this function in the scriptextensions failed
Did you have the same setup?
Best regards,
Joachim
>> - My Keyword Test calls OnStartTest event in the Project Suite
I missed this. There is no need to call the onStartTest event handler. TestComplete fires it each time when your test is being started.
I know that OnStartTest is automatically fired!
I created a small project to clarify the problem.
The central eventhandler is not located in the scripts of each project of the project suite but in a central function in the script extensions.
This way setting the auto-wait timeout does not work.
How do I have to implement setting auto-wait timeout this way?
I could set it in each project at \P1\Advanced\Script\Eventhandler after line Log.Message("P1 Eventhandler: start")
But I would have to do this for each project what I try to avoid.
If there is a better way to implement a central event handlers, just tell me.
so is it not possible this way?
