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DCat1223
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9 years ago
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Lag navigating to Windows Security screen

Hi...

I am running a Keyword test that calls a Windows security Login / Password screen. The test case takes well over a minute to navigate to the login window, however the window is visible and ready for input.  The message displayed says “Navigating to the ‘https:// testwebpagename’. (See attached)  After a minute or so, the automated test will input the password and the test will continue.

Any ideas as to why there is a delay in navigating when the window is open and waiting? This delay is only when the test executes.  I can manually input the password almost immediately.  I would love to be able to lessen the time this step takes.  Thanks for the time!

  • djadhav's avatar
    djadhav
    9 years ago

    Are you specifying a wait time in the run browser settings as shown below? If yes, what number are you specifying?

    SlowBrowser_RunBrowserWaitProperty.png

     

    If not, can you click on Tools -> Current project properties and see what value is given here:

    SlowBrowser_DefaultWaitProperty.png

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    djadhav
    Regular Contributor
    9 years ago

    Is it possible for you to attach a screenshot of your keyword test for that particular section where the login window is called? Also a log screenshot would help.

    • DCat1223's avatar
      DCat1223
      Frequent Contributor
      9 years ago

      Hi djadhav.

      I have attached a screenshot of the keyword test.  The line that is causing the delay is outlined. 

       

      As for a log file, there really isn't one.  This is working correctly, it is just taking over a minute for the test to navigate to the login window, but the window is displaying on the screen awaiting the password while the test states that it is navigating to the window.  I don't understand why there is a delay navigating when the window is up and waiting for the password.  

       

      Thank you for your time.

       

      Dave.

      • djadhav's avatar
        djadhav
        Regular Contributor
        9 years ago

        Looking at the screenshot one thing that immediately comes to notice that possibly in your namemapping, the windows security dialog object is a child of the browser object. This would interfere in detecting the object. Can you try after namemapping the dlgWindowsSecurity2 as an independent object.