Testcomplete 9 : dotNET is undefined.
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07-15-2012
09:07 PM
07-15-2012
09:07 PM
Testcomplete 9 : dotNET is undefined.
Hi,
I get " 'dotNET' is undefined" error.
1. I have installed the related .net on the computer.
2. all plugins are installed.
3. I have tried reinstalling the program.
The computer is running windows xp. it has .net componenets installed (1.1,2,3,3.5,4).
Visual studio 2005 is installed.
I would also like to note that Code Completion does not show assemblies when I try to use it. It used to show available assmblies after I typed 'dotNET["' , but now it doesn't.
I have another computer running windows 7 and testcomplete demo which has the feature working.
I get " 'dotNET' is undefined" error.
1. I have installed the related .net on the computer.
2. all plugins are installed.
3. I have tried reinstalling the program.
The computer is running windows xp. it has .net componenets installed (1.1,2,3,3.5,4).
Visual studio 2005 is installed.
I would also like to note that Code Completion does not show assemblies when I try to use it. It used to show available assmblies after I typed 'dotNET["' , but now it doesn't.
I have another computer running windows 7 and testcomplete demo which has the feature working.
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07-17-2012
11:08 PM
07-17-2012
11:08 PM
Hi Henry,
This issue typically happens if the .NET Framework is installed after TestComplete, or if some .NET Framework updates are installed via Windows Update on a TestComplete computer. In this case, reinstalling TestComplete resolves the problem:
- uninstall TestComplete;
- delete the "C:\Program Files\SmartBear\TestComplete 9" folder if it was left on the disk (correct the path appropriately);
- restart the computer;
- install TestComplete anew.
Also, if you're using a 32-bit Windows version, make sure that Preferred architecture of the assembly hosting process is set to 32-bit or The same as the operating system (not 64-bit).
Please let me know whether this helps.
Helen Kosova
SmartBear Documentation Team Lead
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This issue typically happens if the .NET Framework is installed after TestComplete, or if some .NET Framework updates are installed via Windows Update on a TestComplete computer. In this case, reinstalling TestComplete resolves the problem:
- uninstall TestComplete;
- delete the "C:\Program Files\SmartBear\TestComplete 9" folder if it was left on the disk (correct the path appropriately);
- restart the computer;
- install TestComplete anew.
Also, if you're using a 32-bit Windows version, make sure that Preferred architecture of the assembly hosting process is set to 32-bit or The same as the operating system (not 64-bit).
Please let me know whether this helps.
Helen Kosova
SmartBear Documentation Team Lead
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07-22-2012
08:09 PM
07-22-2012
08:09 PM
Hi Helen,
Your guidance helped, and now I am able to load the DLL using the dotNET object.
Thanks.
Your guidance helped, and now I am able to load the DLL using the dotNET object.
Thanks.
