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 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.
