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TestExecute Results Log tcResults1.mht
When I run TestExecute on Windows XP, a log file is generated under" ...\Local Settings\Temp\tcResults1.mht I would like to change the path to the file tcResults1.mht, how do I do this? I don't see an option under the command line options. Also, I don't see any options under the icon tray options for TestExecute. Is there an option to change this path? If so, where is it?13KViews0likes1CommentRunning a TestExecute from a server
We have the need to run TestExecute using a project that is on a server. We have multiple licenses and would like to run TestExecute remotely using a project that exists on a file server. If I start TestExecute with the project path that points to another machine will it run? The project also has scripts that have been added as existing scripts which are on the server. Will this work?14KViews0likes1CommentRe: Writing 2007 Excel File
Looks like the second option is SaveAs is XlFileFormat which designates the file format. How do we access the enumeration for the file format option? xcl = Sys.OleObject("Excel.Application"); workb = xcl.Workbooks.Add(); ... // I tried var ff = Sys.OleObject("Excel.XlFileFormat.xlAddIn"); workb.SaveAs("myWork.xcl",ff); // But got an error that it could not find class. Thanks903Views0likes0CommentsRemoving Default Excel Sheets
When creating a new Excel object, it creates 3 default sheets. How do I remove these extra sheets? xclD = Sys.OleObject("Excel.Application"); workBkDarwin = xclD.Workbooks.Add(); // remove default sheets workSheetEvent = workBkDarwin.Sheets.Add(); workSheetEvent.Name = "Event";13KViews0likes1CommentWriting 2007 Excel File
I am creating an excel file with test data and am using that for validation. I have Office 2007 installed giving me a default 2007 format when I write my file. When I go to read the file with Java, it has problems recognizing a 2007 Excel but not a 2003. Is there an option to write the Excel in 2003? ... xclD = Sys.OleObject("Excel.Application"); workBkDarwin = xclD.Workbooks.Add(); workSheetEvent = workBkDarwin.Sheets.Add(); workSheetEvent.Name = "Event"; ... When executing the OleObject or workbook, can I tell it to create in 2003 format?10KViews0likes3Comments