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Urmikhan
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6 years ago
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Verify SuccessfulMessage

I have to verify this Message "'Saved and published successfully!'"in my page .if not show error Message.I inclueded my code but not working.Please help me to this code: function objCheckSMessage()...
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    Taz
    3 years ago

    Contacting support we figured out how to resolve this problem.  It appears that UTF-8 doesn't seem to be the default and modifications need to be made in the configuration file. In our case we're using Windows and needed to edit the configuration file ReadyAPI.vmoptions.  In it it's necessary to add the following Entry:

     

    -Dfile.encoding=UTF8

     

    More information can be obtained by looking into this documentation:

     

    https://support.smartbear.com/readyapi/docs/testing/best-practices/unicode-support.html

     

    Personally I still think it's a bug because in my opinion UTF-8 should be the default.

     

     

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Urmikhan
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6 years ago
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objPages() is intialize browser and page.as requested I attached screenshot my object tree.

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Urmikhan
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6 years ago
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Tc doest not shows proper messages.

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    RUDOLF_BOTHMA
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    6 years ago
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    The find method can only be applied to a TC "object".  I assume objPages() is a method ? Could you show us what it returns ?  Is it Page object ?  Does objPages().Exists return true or false ? e.g.

     

    var returnedObject = pageObj();

if(returnedObject.Exists)
{
 Log.Message("It Exists, you can do a find");
}
else
{
Log.Error("The returned object doesn't exist");
}

    You can change your "ObjectIdentifier" property to an idStr property.  The Value is still the same "validationSuccessMsg"

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      Urmikhan
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      6 years ago
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      showing page object method

      function objPages() {
      var page = Sys.Browser("*").Page("*");
      return page;
      }

       

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        RUDOLF_BOTHMA
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        6 years ago
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        Urmikhan wrote:

        var page = Sys.Browser("*").Page("*");
        return page;

        Thats a risky bit of code.  You have no guarantee that you will even be looking at the page you are intending to find.  It's efectively saying bring me any page you can find - no matter what it's called. 

         

        Have you tested the .Exists property on the returned value yet ?