ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Renaming ProjectsCan we add my vote to this suggestion? I just encountered the same behavior in TestComplete 10; I can't believe it's this old of an issue. Thanks, DanielleRe: Can't access properties in webservice response objectFurther support isn't necessary since we found a way to solve the problem on our end. The problem was the the object was not defined in the WSDL, but it was still required so that TestComplete could recognize and collect its contents. I don't oversee the WSDL, myself, but I'm assuming it is automatically generated and we avoid manual edits so that they won't be overwritten if it needs to be refreshed. We solved the problem by creating a dummy method that passes the object in question directly, forcing it to be defined by the WSDL generator. Thank you for the offer of help, though. :)Re: Can't access properties in webservice response objectNevermind; we solved it on our end by throwing a dummy method into the web service that passes the object in question, so that TestComplete would see and recognize it. :) Food for thought for future updates, though: it would be useful to be able to add custom objects to the TypeFactory somehow. (Or if there already is a way of doing this, or an effective alternative, I'd love to know!)Can't access properties in webservice response objectHi, I'm trying to run a test on a webservice that returns an object ("WebServiceResponse".) I'm receiving this response, but having trouble accessing properties deeper within the object. The WebServiceResponse object includes two properties: "ErrorMessage" and "Result," the latter of which points to another object, called "GetTicketPriceResponse". I can pull the values from the error message, but not the sub-object; they all return empty. One thing I've noticed is that the GetTicketPriceResponse object is only ever used in this indirect way, never directly as the response or included in a request, so it doesn't appear to have been included in the catalog of webservice types for the TypeFactory. Is this what could be affecting my ability to access its properties? If so, what can I do to get TestComplete to recognize this object type? If not, what else might be causing the problem? Thanks, Danielle