ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Randomly generated values in requests and other ReadyAPI functions This is a fantastic idea! My only critique is maybe java-faker wouldn't be the repo to use as it hasn't been maintained recently. I would suggest a fork such ashttps://github.com/datafaker-net/datafaker/ Re: Not able to connect to the sql server database through JDBC request, getting error while connecting I had a similar issue. They are referring to the wrong version of the .dll in the docs. At least for my needs. I did the following: 1. Downloadmssql-jdbc_auth-9.2.1(note the version) 2. Place this .dll in ReadyAPI's bin directory If you have ReadyAPI open while doing this the changes will not take affect until the next time you launch the application Your connection string should look something like this: jdbc:sqlserver://<HOST>:<PORT>;databaseName=<DB>;integratedSecurity=true Ability to customize/favorite commonly used test steps ReadyAPI has this context menu for searching/picking a test step: The 'Most Common' section is static and assumes a lot about what test steps are most common to the user (Shout out to all you SOAP testers out there!). It would be nice if there was a way to customize or favorite which test steps are actually important to me so I don't have to go searching for them every time. Re: Make it possible to clone environments between different projects I could use this too. We separate our tests into separate projects for organizational purposes but they require the same environments. It's a chore to keep multiple project environments in sync. I wouldn't need this if there was support for folders within ReadyAPI and was able to organize everything within a single project Re: Need a Feature to Clone multiple Test Steps to Single/Multiple Test Cases If you right click on a test case -> Clone Test Steps. You will be given a dialog that allows you to select multiple steps to clone and multiple target test cases. Is this what you are looking for? Re: Testing a chrome extension with TestComplete AlexKarasI'm afraid the .contentDocument I get is null in this case. However it is visible if I change my my Web Object Model from a Tree View Model to a DOM Model Re: Testing a chrome extension with TestComplete JuliaBernikovaAs I explained in my original post, TestComplete cannot locate the elements when you open the popup on an indivudual page. I did not have difficulties when using Selenium so I have gone that route. I will not pay for an Image Recognition module when I can get more reliable results from Selenium. Re: Testing a chrome extension with TestComplete tristaanogre I triedFindChildByXPath but no luck... I'm noticed that the SmartBear extension doesn't inject the hidden nodes that it normally does in other pages. When I right click on the extension while my chrome extension page is open I see: I think this is a chrome limitation. It doesn't allow us to inject into it's internal pages. For security considerations Chrome refuses all extensions to inject code into its internal pages (about:*,chrome:*). Because of that, internal pages, like the new tab page, the extension manager, the download manager, the history page and so on, are not accessible to TestComplete. Source:https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/general/considerations.html I may need to switch to selenium for this one... It doesn't have this limitation. Testing a chrome extension with TestComplete Hello, I'm trying to use TestComplete to test a Chrome extension that is currently in development. When I click on the icon it will display a popup like so: As far as I know there is no way to reliably target and click the icon. Please let me know if there is. Since the popup is actually another webpage (this is just how chrome extensions work) I tried to work around this by opening it by itself. You can do this by opening a url likechrome-extension://<extention-unique-id>/popup.html So now I have a web page like this: But for some reason, I cannot find the 'Take Screenshot' button in TestComplete. It finds the page but it does not have any children Here is the HTML for the page: <html> <head> <style> button { white-space: nowrap; outline: none; } </style> </head> <body> <button id="takeScreenshot">Take Screenshot</button> <script src="popup.js"></script> </body> </html> Does anyone have any ideas/experiance testing chrome extensions? I came up with this method from this selenium post so I know it's possible Thanks! Re: How to programatically create stuff? pmagr Creating a plugin is a large task. I linked you to the top level so you could do your own research as you hadn't given much detail as to what tool you're working with or what you're trying to achieve. By 'Visual Studio web tests' do you mean the Load/Performance tests that were recently deprecated in Visual Studio? i.e. this?https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/visualstudio/test/quickstart-create-a-load-test-project?view=vs-2019 You can take a look at the Postman Importer source codeas a starting point but yours may look very different. I don't work for SmartBear so I can only speculate that importing competitors projects are not as sought by their customers as say supporting the latest and greatest technology. That being said you could make a feature requrest to SmartBear. They may be interested to implement this if there was enough people interested in making the switch.