test complete recognizing unexpected windows
" he OnUnexpectedWindow event occurs during the test execution when TestComplete encounters a window that was not active during the test recording. This topic explains how to create an ...
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The text in there is a bit misleading... you don't NEED to record something to get the Unexpected Window event.
Basically, if there is a modal window that comes up that is not accounted for in the automation code (like an error window or notification message or something), TestComplete cannot proceed because that "unexpected window" is preventing interaction with any other windows. If that happens, that's what first the OnUnexpectedWindow event.
Basically, if there is a modal window that comes up that is not accounted for in the automation code (like an error window or notification message or something), TestComplete cannot proceed because that "unexpected window" is preventing interaction with any other windows. If that happens, that's what first the OnUnexpectedWindow event.
