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Re: Expected result in XML comparison
Hi Allen Thanks for your reply. I have been trying to figure out how one can use the XML comparison checkpoint to compare webpages as you said should be possible, and so what I have does is that I first copied all the HTML source data from the Web Testing comparison file into an XML comparison file. I then setup the XML comparison checkpoint to compare this XML file (now containing HTML) with the live webpage I am trying to compare it too (by pointing to the webpage object the same object as the Web Comparison checkpoint pointed to when I was trying to use that), but when I run the checkpoint the log returns: "Unable to load data. Please specify a URL or an IXMLDOMDocument object." If I try to setup the XML checkpoint to compare the stored XML file (now containing HTML) to the URL of the page I am trying to compare it too, I get: "The 'https://webpage/example' document is invalid. Error: System error: -2146697208.". Sorry, but I'm gonna need a little more help to understand how I can use the XML comparison checkpoint for my purpose. Thanks. BR Joakim1.4KViews0likes0CommentsName Mapping Templates ??
Hi AQA I have recently figured out that I need to use name mapping templates to be able to easily identify objects using the set template to avoid problems occurring when the innerHTML changes for an object and have therefore been trying to follow the instructions from: http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=2894 to create a name mapping template, but I cannot for the life of me find the option to add/create a template anywhere. If I follow the procedure in the documentation and open up the Object Name Mapping Dialog, the "Templates" button does not appear in the dialog as displayed in the support article here: http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=2898 If I am in the object browser and right-click somewhere in the Object list and select "Templates", I the Select Template Dialog, but there is no "Add..." button is this dialog either. Only the "Edit..." and "Remove" button are shown. It looks just like it does here; http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=2896 Except there is no "Add..." button. Why am I missing the Name Mapping Templates? I have checked that this is not a missing extension. BR Joakim11KViews0likes1CommentRe: Expected result in XML comparison
Hi Allen Very nice, that did the trick. Thanks alot =) Since that one was too easy for you, here is another one; When using the Web Comparison Checkpoint, TC compares a stored HTML document to the HTML output from the defined webpage (defined by object). My problem is that the web page I am running the comparison against contains a PRADO_PAGESTATE tag that is unique for each session. So; is there a way to get TC to ignore a given tag when comparing the HTML? Tag looks like this; <INPUT id=PRADO_PAGESTATE value=gh53nX4reLK01Q== type=hidden name=PRADO_PAGESTATE> What I am trying to do is that before the actual test commences, I want to verify that the existing data in the form on the web page is correct, and instead of making 14 different property checkpoints to check each individual input field in the form, I have just been using the Web Comparison Checkpoint to check them all at once. Because I only want to check the values of the textfields and checkboxes the stored HTML is set to compare INPUT values only. Hope this is equally simple to fix as the XML comparison. Thanks BR Joakim1.4KViews0likes0CommentsExpected result in XML comparison
Hi I'm currently trying to verify some information returned by a WebService against an XML document in test complete, but the call to the WebService returns a lot more information then I am interested in, or able to verify. The call I am sending with the Call Object Method looks like this (simplified): <getCustomer> <customerNo>2000007</customerNo> </getCustomer> Which would return something like this: <getCustomerResponse> <CustomerResponse> <responseCode>0</responseCode> <customer> <customerNo>2000007</customerNo> <companyName>Test Account</companyName> <contactPerson>Firstname Lastname</contactPerson> <email>test@testing.com</email> <status>ACTIVE</status> <lastLogin>09-03-2010</lastLogin> etc etc etc... The point is, the lastLogin value is not one I can set to something expected in the XML file because it will change automatically, so in the XML comparison, I would like for TC to ignore this value, and just compare the other ones to the expected XML. How can I set a value to be ignored in the XML comparison? Thanks BR Joakim13KViews0likes5Comments