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Re: Network Suite : Unable to Create User Session On Remote Computer
Thanks Tanya!
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Re: Network Suite : Unable to Create User Session On Remote Computer
Alex - Thanks for the information! When I manually connect to the remote machine using RDP (nothing to do with TestComplete), there doesn't appear to be any screens other than username/password. Here is a little more information about my issue (I sent this to support first.) --------------- I’ve setup the Network Suite functionality on both the MASTER and SLAVE computers. If I’m on the MASTER computer and connect to the SLAVE computer via remote desktop, then disconnect from the SLAVE using tscon, I am able to use the Network Suite to start the test runs on the MASTER. This only works if the Network Suite > Hosts > Login Mode is set to MANUAL. If the Network Suite > Hosts > Login Mode is set to AUTOMATED (RDP SESSION), I get this error: “Unable to create a user session on the remote computer.” I believe I have every setting correct that’s listed on the “Configure Group Policies” page (https://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/68479/#GPO). I have also disabled the screensaver on the SLAVE. I’m not sure what else to try. Any suggestions?
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Re: Network Suite : Unable to Create User Session On Remote Computer
Same issue here. Was a solution ever provided?
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Re: Pointing to scripts from keyword tests, then using dataloops
Thanks for the reply, Marsha. I ended up doing this using the keyword functionality and it works well. Small individual keyword tests for app controls that are being tested, parameters inside those small tests, and a datasheet as a variable in the big keyword test (that's made up of all the small tests.) Works well! Finally! :) Chris
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Re: Pointing to scripts from keyword tests, then using dataloops
Here is a suggested solution: We suggest you create a function and parameterize the file that is being called function main(){ sub("c:\\myfile") } function sub(file_path){ } I pasted the above directly into a script file. Now when I "insert" the "sub" script routine in a keyword test, I'm prompted for the value. See the attached Word doc with screenshots of how I set it up. I'm not sure what to do from here. How will the remaining script routines that I pull over into the main keyword test know to use the file I pointed to? I'll need to specify the columns for each control to use. Very familiar with doing a dataloop in a keyword test, but not this way. Can I please get some hand holding from you gurus? :)
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Pointing to scripts from keyword tests, then using dataloops
I'm fairly new to test automation. I've been able to build successful keyword tests with data driven loops. I'm being asked about breaking out each line in the keyword tests into scripts. Basically, a small script to interact with each control in the app under test (settext, clickbutton, etc...) I simply did the "convert to script" function in Test Complete for one control (Priority) and below you see the results. Note how it's referencing a specific DB table variable (excel spreadsheet) that I setup in the keyword test (in the dataloop). Scroll all of the way to the right. function set_overviewPriorityText() { Aliases.BetaGlobalDataEntry.GlobalDataEntryMainForm.radDock1.radSplitContainer3.documentContainer1.documentTabStrip1.twDocumentEntry.pnlOverview.radSplitContainer2.pnlDocumentEntry.tabMainForm.CassTabPage.Overview.txtPriority.txtPriority.wText = KeywordTests.junk.Variables.oceanPositive("txtPriority"); } I'm hoping to have small scripts like that above for all controls in the app under test, then pull those smaller scripts into a main keyword test using the "Run Script Routine" feature. This helps maintain the "Priority" control script in a single place. If the control name changes, I update the name in one place (as an example.) In a keyword test, I want to be able to specify the spreadsheet to use for that keyword test. Then I pull those smaller scripts into it and it know to use the spreadsheet I just defined. I'm having a hard time explaining this and I'm not even sure this makes sense. Please feel free to ask questions or point out how my question is dumb. :) he he Chris
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Re: Two clicks on a name on the grid
I am hitting a Telerik grid. I'm not a programmer and it took me a while to figure this out, but the FindRow, DblClickRowIndicator, and LastResult worked for me. Maybe something similar would work for you? Can be done using the Keyword GUI as well. function Test2() { var LastResult; LastResult = Aliases.BetaGlobalDataEntry.GlobalDataEntryMainForm.radDock1.toolTabStrip5.twBatches.radSplitContainer1.splitPanel2.gvBatches.FindRow("ID", KeywordTests.Test2.Variables.oceanPositive("batchID")); Aliases.BetaGlobalDataEntry.GlobalDataEntryMainForm.radDock1.toolTabStrip5.twBatches.radSplitContainer1.splitPanel2.gvBatches.DblClickRowIndicator(LastResult); }
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