Tom_E
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Re: Concealing Passwords in Test Results
Well, I added a general event and the following: function GeneralEvents_OnLogEvent(Sender, LogParams) GeneralEvents_OnLogEvent(Sender, LogParams) { if(aqString.Find(LogParams.StrEx,"Password",false)!=-1) (.Find(LogParams.StrEx,"Password",)!=-1) { LogParams.Str= "The password was entered in the text editor."; } } This seems to work and is simpler than using secure storage. Do you see anything wrong with this approach? Thanks, Tom1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Exit Code Different From Results Files
We determined that we were getting a timeout error while we were writing results to a network location outside of TestComplete. Our conclusion is that a process that takes 45 seconds and takes 30 seconds to output results with a 1 minute timeout will show good results, but the return code will be bad. Our solution was to increase the timeout to more than cover the time required to write the results. If there is a hole in this we would like to know.953Views0likes0CommentsConcealing Passwords in Test Results
We are using .mht for logs and need to conceal the passwords to prevent security breaches. The passwords are brought in as parameters, but the results may be broadcast to a wide range of people. We are using JScript. How can this be done? I have searched through the help information and am at a loss on how to make something read-only.22KViews0likes3Comments