Tree vs. Hybrid
My machines all see an internal company application(a web-based application) as using Sys.Browser() using the Test Complete Object Spy. Sys.Browser() is multi-browser supported, rather than Sys.Process() which is not multi-browser supported. The model should be set to “tree”. However, which I run a script, the Model for the project keeps going back to Hybrid, rather than staying as Tree.
Tree vs. Hybrid is in Test Complete, under Tools->Current Project Properties->Open Applications->Web Testing->tree model. It can be DOM, Tag, Hybrid, or Tree. In my case, Tree is most preferred because the machine is multi-browser supported (Internet Explorer, and Firefox).
When I run the automation, it keeps giving me a warning as it is in Hybrid mode. It is save into Tree mode, run a script, and it goes right back into Hybrid model. I have uninstalled Firefox from my one test machine, but it is still seeing our websites using Sys.Browser(). I have just re-installed Firefox. That doesn’t make any difference. It still goes back to Hybrid, even though I am using Sys.Browser() and have Firefox installed for multi-browser capabilities. Why would it go back to Hybrid? I just don’t know why this happens.
I have changed all Sys.Process() to Sys.Browser, and Sys.WaitProcess to Sys.WaitBrowser. The only places that were not changed are for Exports, WinZip, Notepad, other application-oriented locations. In these places, Sys.Process is still used by the Test Complete.
Ideally, I would like to keep the multi-browser support and use Sys.Browser() and not get any error. So that it stays in Tree mode. The reason why is because sometimes I run the automation on my work laptop which is multi-browsers. I use Firefox for Rally. So I would like to keep the projects to support multi-browsers so that it is all consistent.
I would really like to get a resolution to this issue.
Does that make sense?
Tree vs. Hybrid is in Test Complete, under Tools->Current Project Properties->Open Applications->Web Testing->tree model. It can be DOM, Tag, Hybrid, or Tree. In my case, Tree is most preferred because the machine is multi-browser supported (Internet Explorer, and Firefox).
When I run the automation, it keeps giving me a warning as it is in Hybrid mode. It is save into Tree mode, run a script, and it goes right back into Hybrid model. I have uninstalled Firefox from my one test machine, but it is still seeing our websites using Sys.Browser(). I have just re-installed Firefox. That doesn’t make any difference. It still goes back to Hybrid, even though I am using Sys.Browser() and have Firefox installed for multi-browser capabilities. Why would it go back to Hybrid? I just don’t know why this happens.
I have changed all Sys.Process() to Sys.Browser, and Sys.WaitProcess to Sys.WaitBrowser. The only places that were not changed are for Exports, WinZip, Notepad, other application-oriented locations. In these places, Sys.Process is still used by the Test Complete.
Ideally, I would like to keep the multi-browser support and use Sys.Browser() and not get any error. So that it stays in Tree mode. The reason why is because sometimes I run the automation on my work laptop which is multi-browsers. I use Firefox for Rally. So I would like to keep the projects to support multi-browsers so that it is all consistent.
I would really like to get a resolution to this issue.
Does that make sense?
