Hi,
Not sure what and how was broken, but if UIA works and you don't need MSAA you may disable the latter.
Hi,
Not sure what and how was broken, but if UIA works and you don't need MSAA you may disable the latter.
Thanks Alex.
I was assuming that but if mappings made in one framework are not compatible with the other.
I have tried MSAA and it seems to offer more properties and so better unique identification. Although microsoft say they are discontinuing it which is putting me off from using it.
Hi Alex
I've used the following project properties which is UIA but allows MSAA windows to be added as required.
Notepad++ does not map well in UIA for some reason. In MSAA all it's controls are accessible. Standard Office apps, browser controls, web content works with the settings below:
Open Applications:
General:
NativeWebObjects
NativeMSAA
NativeUIAObject
NativeChromeObject
The remainer can be in any order.
Disable "Use native object names for TestComplete object names"
Set method invoke timeout = 3000 ms
MSAA:
All disabled.
Add as required for applications that do not map in UIA.
Disable "Work with MSAA objects in a mode compatible with TC6 and earlier"
Process Filter: Use all processes.
UIA Automation:
List of accepted windows:
[x] *
