ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Flex 4.5 and Spark Component Framework CompatibilityAny update on this topic in regards to an AIR application utilizing Flex4 and the Spark component framework? Basically, if I attempt to utilize MSAA for the detection of components, as understood and configured based on online documentation, the internal child elements (buttons, graphics, texts, etc...) are not exposed. If I attempt to compile in the AIRClient, as understood and configured based on online documentation, I do no detect the internal child elements as well as the the parent container. Flex 4.5 and Spark Component Framework CompatibilityI am currently using TestComplete 8.10 and attempting to test an AIR application built Flex 4.5 and the Spark Component Framework. I am unable to detect any child components of the application, even after following the instructions of adding the AIRClient.swc for inclusion in compiling. So my question is, does the latest version of TestComplete (8.10.487.7) supports that combination? As I read from the associated help files, it refers that components should be inherited from UIComponents. In addition, would there be any way to create a workaround of testing or converting an application built on Spark?Custom Event Handler based on detection of flash objectIs there a way to create an event handler based on the detection of an object? Basically, I have a flash application that, when certain events occur, a new flash object (something like a pop-up) appears. I am currently handling these new objects by simply calling a function with the method: .FindChild after every button click or every so often within the test script. I noticed the GeneralEvents.OnUnexpectedWindow event handler, but I assume that it is for new processes and not for child objects. I would like to have that function run in the background, like an event handler.TestComplete 8 locks up on flash application contain 30+ elements I have this flash application that contains a frame with a large number of flash elements (buttons, texts, graphics). When TestComplete attempts to refresh its object browser, TestComplete hangs (locks up). Although the amount is dynamic based on a data file, the amount of flash elements is always at the least 30. With any other frame of the flash application where the amount of flash elements are less, TestComplete functions as intended and does not hang. So my question is: How many flash elements within a flash application can be detected by TestComplete?