Hi, I have a script where i am selecting an item in a dotnet application using SwfWindow("...").SwfObject("...").SelectItem "...","..." This was working fine, but when i transfer my script to other sysetm and execute it getting an error "object doesn't support this method" and in some other machine its giving "general run error". I have installed TestAdvantage also as this application have infrgistics controls, but still facing the issue in few particular machines. Please let me know if any one have any solutions for this.
Thanks In Advance,
Abhisek Mohanty
Hello Abhisek,
I see that you mentioned the version of TestAdvantage you are using, but you didn't mention the version of NetAdvantage your AUT is using. If you're not sure which version it is, you can right-click on one of the Infragistics DLLs, select Properties, and switch to the Details tab.
Hi Marianne,
Sorry for posting it to the wrong forum.
Yes i am working with Windows Form, not with WPF. I am using TestAdvantage for Windows Form (HP) 2011.2 version 11.2CLR4.0. My application uses Infragistics 4 controls.
Thanks,
Hi Abhisek,
I just realized you are probably working with TestAdvantage for Windows Forms from your reference to "SwfObject". You posted to the TestAdvantage for WPF site so I assumed your question was related to WPF.
Could you please verify which version of TestAdvantage you are using, what NetAdvantage controls you are working with?
I dont see that patch QTPNET_00114 when i try to see the list from QTP Help->About QuickTest Professional and Click to generate product information. But when i go to control panel view installed updates i see all other patches in a different section and QTPNET_00114 under a different section. I tried uninstalling and reinstalling it, but its still not visible when i try to view the patch list from QTP. And that issue with SelectItem method still exists.
The application that you are testing must be using NetAdvantage for WPF 2011.2 since you have TestAdvantage 2011.2 installed on the XP and QTP 11 seems to be working properly there.
It looks like you don't have the QTPNET_00114.exe patch installed on the Windows 7 machine. This is a description of that patch that I took off of the HP site.
"Patch required for Windows 7 SP1, issue it resolves is QTP either fails to inject TA.dlls into the AUT or takes up to 5 minutes. It also fixes a bug caused by QTP_00699, which breaks CLR4 testing for WinForms"
Install that patch and then rerun the test on the Windows 7 processor and let me know if that resolves the issue.