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Unable to test JNLP / Java WebStart Application
I am attempting a quick proof of concept to see if LoadComplete can loadtest our JNLP / Java WebStart Client Application running within IE. So far, only the initial requests to load the java files are captured. The interactions between the java application and the server are not recorded. I have tried adjusting the proxy settings for java but it hasn't made any difference. Could anyone offer suggestions on the topic? Thanks, - James2.9KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Can a project call another project and pass it parameters?
Thanks guys for your replies. If I have a project "Create Service Order" which has 100 individual Tests that make up the process, that would mean I will have to add these existing tests to every other project in which I want to create a service order. If I need to add an additional test to the process of creating a service order, I will have to add them in every project. Sure, I dont have to rewrite the underlying code for the new test each time, but I still have to add the test item to countless projects that require the creation of a service order. That is not managable. Looks like I will have to turn my project into a script called "Create Service Order". And reserve projects only for larger end to end processes.3.5KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Can a project call another project and pass it parameters?
Im not sure what you mean. Are you suggesting re-adding all of the test items from another project into the current project. That seems very inefficient. Also, if I add a test item to the original project, it will not appear in the "master project". I will have to add it in both places. Correct?3.5KViews0likes4CommentsFocus Issues clicking JButton in Java Application
Below is my code to click a given button: function ClickButton(TheButton){ //Works Intermittantly TheButton.grabFocus(); aqUtils.Delay(1000); TheButton.Click(); } If i click the parent window with my mouse before starting the test, the code works. However, if I do not, it seems like the button is clicked, but nothing happens. My assumption is this has to do with focus. Is there a way I can ensure the button has focus before clicking it? Programatically clicking the button twice seems to work, but that approach seems less than Ideal and I think it could cause other problems. Thanks, - James1.2KViews0likes2CommentsCan a project call another project and pass it parameters?
I have created a framework of sorts for my AUT, a library of somewhat universal scripts for common actions: - Click Option in file menu (File, New) - Set Form Field value (Customer #, 12345) etc, etc I have done this to make the code managable, and set things up such that if the AUT changes, I only need to update the framework rather than hundreds of test scripts. I have a project titled "Create Service Order" which calls on these scripts to run through the process of creating a service order etc. Now what I need is a higher level project to call on sub projects to test entire end to end processes eg. - Call Project "Create Service Order" with parameters "Customer #", "machine #", etc - Call Project "Invoice Service Order" with parameters "Order #", etc etc, etc I know I could make my project "Create Service Order" into a script instead, and only make projects for "End to End" tests, but I would preffer not to so things are more manageable. It would be nice to be able to maintain the individual processes using the GUI rather than purely by code. Can this be done? Can a project call on other projects and pass them parameters? Thanks! - JamesSolved3.6KViews0likes6Comments