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ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsSupport for DevExpress v22.2 RichEditControl Hi all, I am trying to see objects within DevExpress.XtraRichEdit.RichEditControl. It is not listed on https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/general-info/supported-technologies/controls/devexpress.html I am wondering if anyone knows how to access items within it? It is a bit of a black box at the moment. I have tried adding it to: Object Mapping > Developer Express Controls > WinForms This has not helped. Any ideas or thoughts are welcome! Thanks SolvedRe: SessionCreator /Timeout option not firing EventControl_OnTimeout Thanks for the reply. So it seems as though there is no way to execute steps when SessionCreator /Timeout has been reached. There are other parameters to export the log. I am aware of this, and am saving the log file locally. However I need to copy it to Azure storage once the project has finished running. It seems as though this is not achievable using the /Timeout option. SessionCreator /Timeout option not firing EventControl_OnTimeout Hello! I am using SessionCreator to run a project suite, and am passing in a /Timeout variable. The project suite stops as expected when it hits the timeout value, but it does not fire EventControl_OnTimeout. Is it supposed to? https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/automating/session-creator/index.html#timeout SessionCreator doco doesnt say that it does, It only says "If the testing session is still running after the timeout has elapsed, the utility will stop the session and report an error. The other tests will be canceled and TestComplete will be closed." https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/events/ontimeout.html The OnTimeoutEvent doco says "Occurs when a timeout expires in a project or in a project suite.". Is this the same as timing out a SessionCreator run? I am aware that Timeouts can be set for each test item or project within a project suite, but that is not what I am after. I am after a global event triggered by the parameter I am passing in. My goal is that when the timeout value is hit, to be able to save the logs and copy them somewhere, and also perform additional operations BEFORE SessionCreator/TestExecute is closed, Thanks! Re: Azure batch node DistributedCOM error when running SessionCreator Thanks for the reply. After further analysis and debugging, It appears as though the /UseActiveSession option was the problem. I had left this in the command after testing, and this appears to have been causing the problem. My guess is the first task finished, but did not close the first session immediately once it was done. The second task then ran and used the first session, which shut down shortly after. Re: Azure batch node DistributedCOM error when running SessionCreator Thanks for the reply. I do understand that the DCOM error is a Windows one, but I am wondering if it is being triggered by SessionCreator by any chance? The order of events is: Node starts First task runs and kicks off SessionCreator First task finishes Second task runs and kicks off SessionCreator again Error occurs shortly after. There should not be more than one instance of SessionCreator being launched. I dont see any related SessionCreator logs in the event viewer. Is there anywhere I can get this information to ensure the first instance of SessionCreator has infact stopped correctly? Azure batch node DistributedCOM error when running SessionCreator Hi, I am having an issue with running SessionCreator on Azure. Our automation setup uses Azure Batch to run Tasks on nodes. Each task will run the test project using SessionCreator on the node. The problem we are running in to, is that when the second task runs on a node, at some point the automation will stop running. Looking at our custom logs we can see that just after one of the automated tests runs, a DistributedCOM error occurs: The above issue is happening regularly on the second Task that runs (second run off SessionCreator) on the same node. I am wondering has anyone encountered anything like this before? I am still unsure if this is a SessionCreator issue or an Azure issue. Thanks for any advice! SolvedRe: SessionCreator Execution Logs Thanks for the reply. I am looking for logs that might point to reasons that SessionCreator itself might crash, not the application that SC or TE are testing. If either of these crash, there will be no log outputted using those command line tags you mentioned. SessionCreator Execution Logs Hi there, Does SessionCreator.exe output any execution or operational logs? I'm running it on Azure on nodes in a pool. For some reason I can't figure out, one of the tasks times out, because (I think) SessionCreator/TE has crashed. When I connect to the node myself, I can see the last test that was ran from a log I am writing to during project suite execution, but I can't see why it stopped/crashed, as there has been no mht log produced. The Event Viewer also has no information at the time that the last test ran, which is around where I am expecting SessionCreator/TE to have crashed. Thanks! :) Re: Overlapping windows running tests on Windows 11 Thanks for the reply Kitt. I resolved the issue. It was the new Win 11 context menus that were causing the problem. Somehow this also affected the file menu options. Changing to the old context menus resolved the issue. https://pureinfotech.com/bring-back-classic-context-menu-windows-11/ Overlapping windows running tests on Windows 11 Hi all, I'm trying to run automation (works fine on Windows 10) on Windows 11, but having an overlapping window issue when trying to select file menu items. Are there any settings on Windows 11 that I need to change in order to get the tests working? I have scanned the documentation but don't see anything specifically for Windows 11. Tests are running on a desktop .net/winforms application. Thanks! Solved