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Re: Setting Network Suite Variables on Slave
I'm having similar issue in TC10 I'm running a network suite : two slave processes and a master that simply starts the slaves, nothing else. I have a NetworksSuite Variable named Tmp and what I want to do is to set the Tmp variable in one slave process and use its value in the second slave. However what I see is that the second slave uses the previous value of the Tmp variable, even though after the run I can see the new value is there. For example before the run Tmp == 1 and during the run I set Tmp = 2 in the first slave. Then the second slave reads Tmp as 1, but after the run I open Network Suite Variables and see that Tmp ==2. Also NetworkSuite displays *, that indicates there were changes. Do I need to somehow save NetworkSuite in order to see the new value in the second slave? Please help Yuri2.6KViews0likes0CommentsCannot load the remote project. The previous project suite was not closed
Hi, I'm running a distributed test suite using one master machine and two slaves. The master merely starts test routines on slaves and prints the logs. There are more than 300 tests in the suite and sometimes some tests would not start and I'm getting the following error in one (or both) of the slave hosts "Cannot load the remote project. The previous project suite was not closed". I'm not sure what this actually means and how to fix this issue. Can anyone help? Thanks! Yuri636Views0likes0CommentsRe: Synchpoint timeout
Hi Yuriy, Thank you for the clarification! The Help is a bit misleading, in this case. It would be nice if the help section could be changed to clarify the point in question. On the other hand as an enhancement suggestion it would be useful to have an option to define a default synchronization timeout per project. Thanks! Yuri1.2KViews0likes0CommentsSynchpoint timeout
Hi , I've posted this question in General Discussions, but unfortunately didn't get an answer. Maybe someone here knows the answer to the following question. In TestComplete Help I've found the following For each project, you can specify a time limit during which the project will wait for synchronization. This way you can break synchronization requests by using timeouts. I can't find where in the project the timeout for synchpoints can be defined. Can someone please help ? Thanks! YuriSolved1.3KViews0likes2CommentsHow to create a list or variable length array of objects?
Hi, I'm trying to create a list of objects to be returned from a function, but I can't make it work. The following function works fine function xxxxxxx() { var ContactRow = Aliases["FullScreenApplication"]["AllContactsGrid"]["AllContactsGridView"]("RowControl", "", 1); var RowIndex = 1; var ContactsList = new Array(4); do { ContactsList[RowIndex - 1] = ContactRow["DataContext"]["Row"]; RowIndex++; if(RowIndex <= Aliases["FullScreenApplication"]["AllContactsGrid"]["wRowCount"]) ContactRow = Aliases["FullScreenApplication"]["AllContactsGrid"]["AllContactsGridView"]("RowControl", "", RowIndex); else ContactRow = null; } while(ContactRow != null ) return ContactsList; } In this example I'm creating an Array of 4 objects. My question is how to create a List or an ArrayList or an Array of variable length ? Each element of the array is an Object (not a string or any other single value) Thank you! Yuri P.S. I'm using TC 10.65.5KViews0likes6CommentsSynchpoint timeout
Hi, In TestComplete Help I've found the following For each project, you can specify a time limit during which the project will wait for synchronization. This way you can break synchronization requests by using timeouts. I can't find where in the project the timeout for synchpoints can be defined. Can someone please help ? Thanks! Yuri1.3KViews0likes4Comments