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Re: After right clicking and deleting an item from a dropdown menu, TestComplete stalls
I'm afraid this returns the same results... TestComplete is stalling on the line : w.PopupMenu.Click("Delete"); with the message: "Waiting for WPFObject("ComboBoxItem", "TestItem1", 12)" After the delete button was clicked. Here is the code used : var itemTitle= "TestTitle"; Sys.Process("VS Forensics").FindChild("Name", "*testedComboBox", 100).Click(); PropArray = new Array("ClrClassName", "Content"); ValuesArray = new Array("ComboBoxItem", itemTitle); Sys.Process("tested application").Refresh(); var w = Sys.Process("tested application").FindChild(PropArray, ValuesArray, 20); if (w.Exists) { w.ClickR(); w.PopupMenu.Click("Delete"); Log.Message("Passed") }835Views0likes0CommentsAfter right clicking and deleting an item from a dropdown menu, TestComplete stalls
Hi everyone, Sorry for the confusing title but it's a bit of a strange problem. In my test I open a dropdown menu (wpf comboBox) right click one of the items, and press delete. The script is : Sys.Process("TestedApp").FindChild("Name", "*ComboBoxItem*" + ItemTitle + "*" ,100).ClickR(); Sys.Process("TestedApp").FindChild("Name", "*ComboBoxItem*" + ItemTitle + "*" ,100).PopupMenu.Click("Delete") //A "are you sure you want to delete ItemTitle confirmation message appears here and disables the main application window. //The test stalls for a few minutes here. Log.Message("test passed"); after clicking delete, the delete confirmation message pops up, and TestComplete stalls for a few minutes with the message "Waiting for WPFObject("ComboBoxItem", "ItemTitle", 6)" before continuing to the Log.Message line. I don't understand why it keeps looking for the item in the dropdown menu after deleting. is it some kind of hidden feature in the popupmenu / findchild methods? The same happens when I try to run a recorded test. Thanks ahead, Y. Shippin20KViews0likes3CommentsConnecting to an XP machine with RDP through TestComplete
Hi, I'm trying to get my tests running with TestExecute(9) on an XP VM. The problem is whenever I try to connect or even verify a connection to the host I get the error : RPC Call error: you may need to configure the firewall on the remote host. The firewall on the machine is disabled, and I managed to set up connection to windows 7 machines with no problem. I've configured the correct IP, username and password, and set up a basepath. And I manage to RDP to it manualy, and even when I change the host login mode to manual I get the same error. Does anyone know this issue and how to get around it? Thanks ahead, Yship10KViews0likes1CommentaqFileSystem.Exists does not seem to work with a .split ReadWholeTextFile list
Hi everyone, I am struggling to find out why the following code does not find the specified files. I have a text file with a list of paths, such as "c:\example.dll" separated by new lines Now when I run the following script (JS): function Test1() { var sourceFile = ".\\ListOfFilesInstalledFiles.txt" Log.Message(aqFileSystem.Exists(sourceFile)); var locations; locations = aqFile.ReadWholeTextFile(sourceFile, aqFile.ctUTF8); //read the notepad generated textfile locations = locations.split("\n"); Log.Message(locations[0]); Log.Message(aqFileSystem.Exists(locations[0])); } The log returns: True //The ListOfFilesInstalledFiles.txt exists C:\Testfile.txt //The file path found in the textfile False //it cannot find the file Which I find irrational, If I manually assign : Locations[0]="c:\\Testfile.txt" It returnes true. I tried converting the path to string, I tried adding double backslashes in the text file, nothing seems to work. I was wondering if anyone here has experienced this issue and knows how to get around it? Thanks ahead, Yship23KViews0likes2Comments