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Re: Using data driven keyword tests to open web pages - need advice
Hey msudawg1987, I've encountered a similar situation before while working with TestComplete and data-driven keyword tests. It can indeed be frustrating when you want to open multiple web pages, but they end up in the same session, displaying only the last URL. Here's a solution that might work for you: Instead of using the "Navigate" action directly, you can create a loop in your keyword test. Inside the loop, perform the following steps: 1. Open a new tab or browser session (as you mentioned, you can use Ctrl + T in Chrome). 2. Navigate to the URL from your Excel spreadsheet. 3. Repeat these steps for each URL in your list. By opening new tabs or sessions for each URL within the loop, you should achieve the desired result of having all 5 web pages open simultaneously when the test completes. This way, you'll have multiple tabs or browser sessions, each displaying a different URL.168Views0likes0CommentsRe: sharing test cases between projects
Hey Mohana, Sharing test cases between projects in Zephyr Scale can be quite beneficial for streamlining your testing efforts and ensuring consistency across multiple projects. While Zephyr Scale doesn't offer a direct "share" feature, you can achieve this by using the cloning functionality effectively. I've had a similar challenge in the past, and here's how I tackled it: 1. Cloning Test Cases: As you mentioned, you can clone test cases, which essentially creates a copy of the original test case. The cloned test cases will have "clone" in their names, making them easy to identify. 2. Organizing Cloned Test Cases: After cloning, you can manage the cloned test cases separately from their originals. You have the flexibility to move these cloned test cases into another project, creating a link between the two projects. 3. Maintaining Consistency: To maintain consistency, it's crucial to establish clear naming conventions and documentation practices. This ensures that you can easily track which test cases belong to which projects. By following these steps, you can effectively share and manage test cases across different projects in Zephyr Scale while keeping everything organized and distinct.383Views0likes0CommentsRe: ReadyAPI Error: Error getting response; java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer
Hey Akshay, I feel your frustration dealing with these perplexing errors. Your thorough description of the problem is commendable, making it easier to provide assistance. It's definitely a head-scratcher, but I'll try to shed some light on it. The "java.net.SocketException: Connection reset by peer" error usually indicates a sudden termination of the network connection during data transfer. Given that it works in POSTMAN, it's less likely to be a ReadyAPI issue. Here's my take: 1. Firewall/Antivirus: It's plausible that your company's security measures or antivirus software might be interfering with the connection. Verify if any security software is actively scanning or blocking your requests. 2. Proxy Settings: Check if there are any proxy settings affecting your connection in ReadyAPI. Sometimes, these settings can cause connection issues. 3. Timeouts: Look into increasing timeout settings, both on your client-side and the server-side. Large attachments might need more time to process. 4. Server Configuration: Ensure that the server you're sending the request to is properly configured to handle larger attachments. 5. Network Stability: Investigate if your company's network experiences intermittent connectivity issues during large data transfers. 6. ReadyAPI Updates: Make sure you're using the latest version of ReadyAPI, as updates often include bug fixes and improvements. Additionally, if you'd like to explore alternative tools for testing your APIs, you might consider checking out Andersen for its expertise in API testing and troubleshooting. They could provide valuable insights and solutions tailored to your specific needs. Lastly, since you mentioned it works in POSTMAN, consider using it as a temporary workaround while you troubleshoot the ReadyAPI issue. Hopefully, one of these suggestions will help you pinpoint and resolve the problem.556Views1like0Comments