Why TestComplete and TestExecute recognizes objects differently.

[aletsu]

if aqObject.CheckProperty(Sys.Process('MdataQ').VCLObject('DocumentSelectionView').VCLObject('pnlActiveDocs').VCLObject('cxOrderGrid').Window('TcxGridSite', '', 1).Window('TcxFindPanelMRUEdit', '', 1).Window('TcxFindPanelMRUEditInnerEdit', '', 1), 'Visible', cmpEqual, true) then
mdataQ.DocumentSelectionView.pnlActiveDocs.cxOrderGrid.TcxGridSite.TcxFindPanelMRUEdit.TcxFindPanelMRUEditInnerEdit.Keys(orderNr+'[Enter]');

TestComplete:

TestExecute:

 

[Wamboo]

Hi,

To work around this, you can use the conditional option inside NameMapping.

Add an external condition "OR" for this object value.

I mean, for example, if you need to have a value of class A and B within one object -> add it to the NameMapping condition.

[aletsu]

Hi Wamboo

Tnx for your answer,  

We have a developing machine with TestComplete where we write test cases, then we have a Test server with TestExecute here we run out test cases. The application we test contents DevExpress's TcxGrid
with TcxFindPanel that we tring to access here:

application.DocumentSelectionView.pnlActiveDocs.cxOrderGrid.TcxGridSite.TcxFindPanelMRUEdit.TcxFindPanelMRUEditInnerEdit.Keys(orderNr+'[Enter]');

The code above working perfectly in TestComplete but TestExecute fails to find the object.

Im not shure then NameMapping will help here , but i'll try. 

[sonya_m]

Thank you for your advice Wamboo!

@aletsu did you give this suggestion a try? Please share your results with the Community🙂

[aletsu · Accepted solution]

Hi @sonya_m,

Yes, I did and unfortunately it did not work. I think I have not been able to explain well what the problem is. If you read my answer to @Wamboo you may understand the problem.

[Wamboo · Accepted solution]

In this case, if there is a fixed point in NameMapping, use the .find() function on it to dynamically find the object indicated in the topic.