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Hi,
Actually, (|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||) is not an value.
If the list has value then it will be displayed like,
item1|item2|item3|..............|itemn
What you seeing in your Item List | isseparator (as you see in wListSeparator)
So, if you getting null then that is expected. Hope it clarifies your questions.
Thanks for your reply.
In that case, System doesn't get any value between separator so I can't get the value.
- shankar_r8 years agoCommunity Hero
If AUT doesn't have any value then wItemList will display empty.
If AUT doesn't have value for each item then it will get display as wItemList(|||||||||||....)
- tristaanogre8 years agoEsteemed Contributor
It could also be that the items aren't rendering as text. For example, if the item list contains a list of images or objects, your wItemList will not show the objects but just the text separators. This does not mean the objects don't exist, just that they don't render out as text.
So, if you call wItem(0), what does this return? That SHOULD be the first item in your list.
What does the list look like on screen? Can you see the individual objects themselves? What do they render as in your AUT?- tcsalex8 years agoOccasional Contributor
Hi,
when I use wItem(0) or any values in wItem, I am getting the null value as result. Object exist in screen but I couldn't get it in code.
The list UI render by Java Swing List. I can able to select an individual row and scroll down/ up.
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