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edirley
Occasional Contributor
6 years ago

Try Catch Finally don't work

Hi guys,

 

I need one help friends.

 

In one test case occurs one error, I need to jump for the next test. I'm using try catch an finally, but this functions don't work.

 

Look my script test:

 

function emissaoGarantiaLicitantePublicaSucesso(){
  try{
  LoginGGTests.testAbreGG();
  cadastroDeSolicitacaoGarantiaLicitantePublicaSucesso();
  LogoutGGTests.erro;
  listaCadastroSolicitacoesComiteCreditoFavoravel();
  listaCadastroPropostaSeguroGarantiaFiancaLocat();
  autorizaAssinaturaTestSucesso();
  LogoutGGTests.fecharGG();
  LoginGGTests.testAbreGG();
  telaConsultaDocumentoSucesso();
  LogoutGGTests.fecharGG();
}
catch(e){
  Log.Error(e);
}
finally{
  LogoutGGTests.fecharGG();
}
}

 

Look my properties:

 

 

 

My version is 12.60

  • What kind of error are you expecting to trap that is not?

    One thing to keep in mind, try/catch/finally only catches script level exceptions.  Object recognition errors and other TestComplete execution engine errors do not throw a script exception.  In order to trap those, you should implement specific code to check for object existance and then throw the error with a "throw" call.

  • edirley's avatar
    edirley
    6 years ago

    Hi Friends,

     

    I used some things for to solve this problem.

     

    1- I my windows tests I get see two new columns, for help us in this case Stop on error and Stop on exception. Was needed to click with rigth button of mouse for to look this columns.

    2- In finally block, was needed change for TestedApps.NameApp.Terminate();

    3- And any errors are need to treat in TestComplete. If one error to block application, will be necessary to treat this error.

     

    Thanks Tanya and Trista for your help!

  • tristaanogre's avatar
    tristaanogre
    Esteemed Contributor

    What kind of error are you expecting to trap that is not?

    One thing to keep in mind, try/catch/finally only catches script level exceptions.  Object recognition errors and other TestComplete execution engine errors do not throw a script exception.  In order to trap those, you should implement specific code to check for object existance and then throw the error with a "throw" call.

    • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
      TanyaYatskovska
      SmartBear Alumni (Retired)

      Hi edirley,

       

      Did you find the solution? Please share it with us - it may help other members in the future.

       

      • edirley's avatar
        edirley
        Occasional Contributor

        Hi Friends,

         

        I used some things for to solve this problem.

         

        1- I my windows tests I get see two new columns, for help us in this case Stop on error and Stop on exception. Was needed to click with rigth button of mouse for to look this columns.

        2- In finally block, was needed change for TestedApps.NameApp.Terminate();

        3- And any errors are need to treat in TestComplete. If one error to block application, will be necessary to treat this error.

         

        Thanks Tanya and Trista for your help!