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Re: Shared user form between projects and event management
Your idea seems a good one, however, impossible to use the Runner.CallMethod(). It only works for project's scripts and extension scripts, not for exchanges between projects. I've just done a test: I've created a ProjectSuite containing ProjectA and ProjectB. I'm trying to call the ProjectB.MethodB() from ProjectA.MethodA() but no solution seems to work. Unless the Runner.CallMethod() function has a hidden syntax that allows you to call a script from another project? Thanks in advance for any helpShared user form between projects and event management
Hi all, I'm using a form that is shared between several projects. This form has 2 event handlers and I'm encountering a problem when executing it on the different projects. Assigning the event handler in the form works on the first project, but fails on the next. It's logical and due to the GUID attached between the form control and the event handler, which, as its name suggests, is unique to the project. To “get around” this technical constraint, I'd like to assign this handler dynamically from an initialization method, but I can't find any property that allows me to do so. Is there a solution to my problem other than duplicating my form file for each project? Thank you in advance for your help.Re: Search a text in an Execution Plan
If your search is intended to be within a test itself (dynamic) and only concerns the name or description of the tests in the execution plan, you can still dynamically retrieve their values via script from the following object and its properties : Project.TestItems.ItemCount Project.TestItems.TestItem[Id].Name Project.TestItems.TestItem[Id].DescriptionRe: "waiting for object"
You also have this option, which is fundamental to your needs: If the option is checked (default state), TestComplete waits for the timeout set in your project, as presented by rraghvani, to ensure that no component becomes visible. If you don't want TestComplete to wait, simply uncheck this option, but beware of side effectsRe: Ignore Log error on .exe process crashed
Hello everyone, I know it's been 2 years since the question was asked, but I have another problem that seems to be the explanation of yours (if you don't have your answer yet). I log all errors to send them to another tool by capturing the OnLogError() event, but when I get a "process ... crashed", it doesn't trigger the event even though it logs it as an error message in the logs! So that should explain your problem... My current problem is that I need to get this error event to log, so, how can I catch it? Thanks for your help.
