amithsm
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Script maintenance due to Object hierarchy changes
Hello, We have automated a large amount of test plans (10000+) using TestComplete 10.3. Now the AUT has undergone technology upgrade where in there is no visual object changes. For example if the old object was Process.Window1.Window2.ButtonOK now post technology upgrage the same obect is Process.Window1.Window2.Window3.Window4.ButtonOK. Two new frames (Window3 and Window4) are added to the hierarchy. The rest of the object property remains the same. In such scenario what would be the best way to upgrade our automated test cases with this new change. Thanks, Amith1.3KViews0likes1CommentRe: Application Crashes While running using Test Complete
Hello, I too am facing similar application crash issue when TC 8.2 is used. How do I generate the dump file using reportgenerator.exe. I do not find this exe in installed location path. Do I have to download this exe? Thanks, Amith1.8KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Unable to assign java object using Set
The code snippet you suggested worked fine on application which used SWT widget toolbar but not for application which is using indigo UI widget which is customized. This control extends org.eclipse.swt.widgets.Canvas and I am not able to get this control assinged to my local variable in test complete1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Unable to assign java object using Set
Hi Jay, The error in TC is "This child element is not available" However this is not true 'cos the statement "sTabName = guiObject.getItem(ii).getToolTipText" works fine. If I execute the just the statment "guiObject.getItem(ii)" with no LHS assignment then TC proceeds with no errors. For the second question the object is an indigo UI toolbar widget enhanced for our internal needs.1.1KViews0likes0CommentsUnable to assign java object using Set
Hi, I am unable to assign a java object using Set. Testcomplete errors out when the line is executed. Below is the code snippet. The line "Set tab = guiObject.getItem(ii)" fails however the statement "sTabName = guiObject.getItem(ii).getToolTipText" works fine. The java object is of type CToolbar For ii=0 To nTabs-1 ii=0 nTabs-1 Set tab = guiObject.getItem(ii) Next For ii=0 To nTabs-1 If ((sTabName = guiObject.getItem(ii).getToolTipText)) Then....19KViews0likes5Comments