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kamilpavlicko
New Contributor
9 years ago

Window Title Issue

Hello everyone,   I am brand new one with testcomplete, but I am already done with a few tests (on Java Desktop application).  Everything went well (including logs, script test, mapping object, vi...
  • djadhav's avatar
    djadhav
    9 years ago

    Make sure the object exists.

     

    1) Right click to access the NameMapping editor.

     

     

    2) Choose 'Conditional Mode'

     

     

    3) Here you can map the object with Title 1 OR Title 2

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    kamilpavlicko
    9 years ago

    Even if I have no property WndCaption in my Java application. Definitely I was successful with changing or making condition on AWTComponentAccessibleName.

     

    Thank you guys very much for solution :)

     

     

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kamilpavlicko
New Contributor

I am not sure if I got the point. 

Your advice is to check/find out window's title and make sure what window I'm mapping in, and then map each buttons/tables etc.

But I need to run the same test suite on different application window's title. So I dont want to remap all stuff including in test case. I want to run exactly the same and maybe rename or change window's title somewhere in configuration, or so.

 

Is this possible ? 

 

djadhav's avatar
djadhav
Regular Contributor
9 years ago

There are 2 ways you can do it.

 

1) Pass the title as a variable as you mentioned.

 

2) Use conditonal mapping criteria in NameMapping the object. More information is available here : https://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/70410/

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    kamilpavlicko
    New Contributor
    9 years ago

    Yes, I found it already in documentation, but when I open name mapping editor, I can see my xxxmanager editor, however I dont have any checkbox or view for condition. I have only Extended find property there. Is there any step in configuration to make it visible ? 


    • djadhav's avatar
      djadhav
      Regular Contributor
      9 years ago

      Make sure the object exists.

       

      1) Right click to access the NameMapping editor.

       

       

      2) Choose 'Conditional Mode'

       

       

      3) Here you can map the object with Title 1 OR Title 2

      • kamilpavlicko's avatar
        kamilpavlicko
        New Contributor
        9 years ago

        Even if I have no property WndCaption in my Java application. Definitely I was successful with changing or making condition on AWTComponentAccessibleName.

         

        Thank you guys very much for solution :)