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Re: RuntimeError: The object does not exist
From my understanding, a runtime error occurs before IfObjectHelper class is called. But you haven't provided details of where the runtime error is occurring or the parameters you are passing! I suggest you refer to https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/scripting/specifics/python.html and use ChatGPT as a reference/guide. There's a number of issues with the code that's generated, which will not work with TestComplete.Re: Normal Edge launch along with Private Edge mode. (Random issue)
Either of these three options will work, function launch() { let path = "C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft\\Edge\\Application\\msedge.exe"; let option = "-inprivate"; let command = `"${path}" ${option}`; Log.Message(`Command is '${command}'`); WshShell.Run(command); getActiveXObject("WScript.Shell").Run(command); Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell").Run(command); } Note, the Run method has no parameters. You also need to ensure your Edge is configured correctly, as it can run in the background.Re: Failed to connect to https://ocr.api.dev.smartbear.com.
TestComplete uses a web service residing at ocr.api.dev.smartbear.com, which uses Google Vision API. It sends images to the service and obtains the text recognition results. The computer, on which your tests run, must have access to the web service. If you have firewalls or proxies running in your network this can cause issues. If you enter https://ocr.api.dev.smartbear.com in your browser, it should open Swagger i.e. SmartBear OCR API, and if you get an invalid response, then the service could be down. You can get more information at https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/object-identification/ocr/requirements.html , and also see post OCR service failed. request contains invalid argument | SmartBear CommunityRe: TestComplete detects the table control itself, but none of the internal row/cell objects are exposed
Now that you have provided a screenshot of the Object Browser, I can see that it's not a WPF application, but most likely a Windows 32 application! Here's a Windows 32 application that I've created, having SysListView32 control, again similar control to yours - If you enable MSAA, TestComplete will see more objects If you enable UI Automation, TestComplete may see more/less objects You can use and modify the appropriate Property parameters to retrieve the data you require (either ask ChatGPT or research the Microsoft website on how to do this) Or you could try use the Methods provided More information can be found here Working With List View Controls in Desktop Windows Applications Note, although UI controls look similar, the technology they use will most likely be different. So there's no real answer to this - you will have to study the Properties and Method exposed by TestComplete and see what you can use.Re: TestComplete detects the table control itself, but none of the internal row/cell objects are exposed
Hi Know . Is this the same application you were having issues with when trying to select items from the combo box? If yes, then it's a WPF application (It's important to mention the technology your application uses). What does the Object Browser show for your control? I've created a WPF application which has a similar control to yours. Looking at the Object Browser, TestComplete exposes the WPFObject("DataGrid", "", 1) object and all the child objects beneath it. If I look at the Extended properties of WPFObject("DataGrid", "", 1) object, I can retrieve the necessary value from a particular row & column using wValue property, as shown below If your grid control is not exposing similar objects, try to enable MSAA, in Project -> Properties -> Open Application -> MSAA.Re: About the License
Cloud PCs are virtual machines/desktops hosted in the cloud, providing users with a full Windows experience accessible from any device, anywhere. I see no reason why it should not work. See https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs//licensing/id-based/cloud-and-virtual-machines.htmlRe: Session Creator to run with Azure Devop TestPlan
I also had the same issue, you need to specify the /ScreenResolution parameter. Here's what I use in PowerShell script, & 'C:\Program Files (x86)\SmartBear\TestExecute 15\x64\Bin\SessionCreator.exe' RunTest /UserName:User1 /password:'letmein' /UseActiveSession /ScreenResolution:"1920*1080" /ProjectPath:"C:\Sandbox\TestComplete\ALS\ALS.pjs" /ExportLog:"C:\Sandbox\Log\TC_Automation_$tc_timestamp\index.html" /ExportSummary:"$summary_report" | Out-Null I've moved away from using tscon, and now using Azure Pipeline Agent - as this automatically logs the user in
