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NetworkSuite Items can't edit
Sorry, I haven't found this in previous topics. I am running TestComplete 8 on a Windows 7 PC. I have added the Networksuite node to the project, I can add Hosts, jobs, and tasks, but I can't edit/view the properties of the netsuite item in the workspace. I have tried this on a several different projects and have even created a dummy project suite and project and I get the same behavior on the brand new suite. All other project node types seem to work. Any Ideas? is this related to Windows 7? BTW this is TestComplete 8 Enterprise.9.4KViews0likes1CommentRe: Unable to verify task on Remote Computer
I also had the same problem, I added a new project to an existing project suite that did not contain a network suite component and this broke mine. After reading this it is now working. So to be clear, a project suite which is going to utilized for distributed testing, cannot contain a child project without the network suite component? This clarification will help me when defining the scope of a project suite and when / where to seperate testing task types. Thanks.1.2KViews0likes0CommentsTest Execute fails to find objects that appear to Test Complete
I have a project that configure our application to a known state of configuration. This was recorded using Test Complete. Test complete plays this back fine, but if I run this with Test Execute it fails to find a button half way in. This stops in the same place each time. If I load Test Complete on this machine the play back is ok. Only Test Execute fails to find the button. The AUT is written in C if that helps. The menu item 'Configuration|Xcelera|Xcelera Integration' was clicked. 12/22/2009 12:15:22 PM Normal Event [Empty] [Memo] [Table] Cannot obtain the window with the window class 'Button', window caption 'Install Xcelera Integration' and index 3. 12/22/2009 12:15:32 PM Normal Error [Empty] [Memo] [Table] The object does not exist. this object is present and I can verify it with Test complete, but Test Execute says its not present. Ideas?11KViews0likes1CommentRe: TestComplete 7.50 hangs when entering code
Include my vote on the code editing performance. I am also experiencing these slow downs, which I have found are far more pronounced with working with an editor that is in network mode and the project is located on a remote file share. After moving my project local, the performance increases, but still takes some time opening up additional workspace windows. As a suggestion can someone post performance tips related to working with projects on a network environment for distributed testing. I have already followed the recommended performance tips in the FAQ, but this issue still remains. Thanks,1.8KViews0likes0CommentsDDT Testing
Hello, I just recently designed a set of scripts to verify the correct properties of one of our application installers. I'm using the DDT as way to verify a list of files and their internal versions. I am experiencing two issues with the DDT object with Excel. 1. " Error: The connection for viewing your linked Microsoft Excel worksheet was lost." This was working the entire time I was writing the scripts. It occured a couple of time while I had the sheet open and it recovered it's self on the next attempt. However now its to a point it will not reconnect. 2. Using the Excel Spread sheet I am passing in the path of the file from column 0 and the version number in column 2. But when aqFileSystem["GetFileInfo"] is called it posts an error "Cannot open specified file." I have stepped it through to make sure the variable is being filled correctly from the DDT and spread sheet. If I copy the path value directly from the spread sheet and hard code it in place of the DDT Object it works. "fileName =Driver.Value(0);" (Variable is filled correctly "C:\\PathToFile\\FileName", but fails in the aqFileSystem object) fileName ="\\PathToFile\file" (This works every time when hard coded.) function Verify_File_Versions () Verify_File_Versions () { var Driver = DDT["ExcelDriver"]("U:\\Source\\XperCon_Suite\\Installer\\DDTFiles\\XperConFileList.xlsx", "Sheet2",true); var errCount = 0; var fileVer, fileName; while (!Driver.EOF()) { fileName =Driver.Value(0); fileVer = Driver.Value(1) fileVerInfo = aqFileSystem["GetFileInfo"](fileName)["VersionInfo"]; verInfo = (fileVerInfo["FileMajorVersion"] +"." + fileVerInfo["FileMinorVersion"]+"." + fileVerInfo["FileBuildVersion"]+"." + fileVerInfo["FileRevisionVersion"]); if (!fileVer == verInfo) { Log.Error("File Versions Mis-match Found " +fileName) errCount = (errCount + 1) } Driver["Next"](); } if (!errCount == 0) { Log.Error("File Verison Check Failed.") } else Log["Message"]("File version Check Passed"); }19KViews0likes7Comments