Name Mapping not working on remote browser
The name mapping and test cases work fine on local browsers, but would complain about page or object not found when running headless remote browsers and in parallel testing. I have the following setup for browser name mapping: For headless setup I have: server = "localhost" capabilities = { "browserName": "chrome", "headless" : "true", "screenResolution": "1920x1080", "platform" : "Headless", "record_video": "true" } Browsers.RemoteItem[server, capabilities].Run(url) Is this the correct way to work with name mapping on headless browser?
TestComplete cannot find chrome webdriver
Hello, I am trying to get TestComplete to run headless tests. I am following this guidehttps://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/supported-browsers/headless.html#localand I am running into the issue that TestComplete cannot download/see the needed WebDriver. This is the JavaScript used in the guide. function Test_Chrome_Headless() { var server = "localhost"; var capabilities = { "browserName": "chrome", "screenResolution": "1920x1080" }; var url = "myurl"; Browsers.RemoteItem(server, capabilities).Run(url); } I downloaded the chrome driver manually and created the path as shown above. But even with the driver in the correct location he cannot seem to open it. When I try to open the driver myself, it works. Does anyone have an idea what I am doing wrong? Kind regards, Luuk
[Java AUT / JavaScript test] .Exists waits when window exists but is not visible
Given the following code Here I am working with two windows - "nht" and "ac" nht exists and is visible ac exists and is NOT visible (It's completely hidden, not just behind another window) The problem is that line 146 (Check if ac exists) waits for the default timeout, even though it already exists!! To me, at least line 146 seems to be a bug. If the window does not exist and I execute the following code Then it does not wait So it's inconsistent. obj.Exists will NOT wait if the object does not exist obj.Exists will NOT wait if the object exists and is visible obj.Exists WILL wait if the object exists but is not visible I'm not asking if it's invisible, I'm asking if it exists. Why should it alter it's behaviour based on a property I am not asking about? Whatever, what I want is to be able to perform both checks without waiting. I do not want to alter the default timeout, I want to be able to make just these specific checks without waiting.
