Hello,
I am trying the Test Studio with a trial account while my company is finalizing the buy process, so far I am loving how easy it is to do automated tests with it.
Recently I have ran into an issue in my project. Some information beforehand:
CPU: I7 3770
Target Browser: IE8
Project: Silverlight
OS: Win7
So in the project I have an upload button the attaches some files from another data source(a local-remote pc). The upload process is as follows:
Click Upload > Connect to the target PC via Windows System Open Dialog Box(lets make it \\111.111.111.111\TelerikUpload) > Login via "Windows Security" by entering Username & Password > and goes on with file selection etc.
When I press OK in the Windows Security box, the IE that runs inside Telerik just stops working. How can I handle this since the Test Studio does not even record the IP that I entered. The test just records up until the point that I press upload(records this one) but nothing after that. So I cannot even access the code behind it to modify.
Hope to get a fast answer, or I will have to pause the record progress and do this part of the testing as manual.
Thank You,
Onur ODABASI
PS: the screenshot is from a Win8 PC but that should not make a difference since it is there to point out what window I am talking about.
I am trying the Test Studio with a trial account while my company is finalizing the buy process, so far I am loving how easy it is to do automated tests with it.
Recently I have ran into an issue in my project. Some information beforehand:
CPU: I7 3770
Target Browser: IE8
Project: Silverlight
OS: Win7
So in the project I have an upload button the attaches some files from another data source(a local-remote pc). The upload process is as follows:
Click Upload > Connect to the target PC via Windows System Open Dialog Box(lets make it \\111.111.111.111\TelerikUpload) > Login via "Windows Security" by entering Username & Password > and goes on with file selection etc.
When I press OK in the Windows Security box, the IE that runs inside Telerik just stops working. How can I handle this since the Test Studio does not even record the IP that I entered. The test just records up until the point that I press upload(records this one) but nothing after that. So I cannot even access the code behind it to modify.
Hope to get a fast answer, or I will have to pause the record progress and do this part of the testing as manual.
Thank You,
Onur ODABASI
PS: the screenshot is from a Win8 PC but that should not make a difference since it is there to point out what window I am talking about.
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answered on 17 Feb 2014, 03:44 PM
Update:
If I access the path beforehand by using IE without Telerik, and leave it as the most recent path for IE's Open window. Therefore bypassing the Login process I can move on with the test recording. This however is not a permanent solution.
If I access the path beforehand by using IE without Telerik, and leave it as the most recent path for IE's Open window. Therefore bypassing the Login process I can move on with the test recording. This however is not a permanent solution.
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Hello Onur,
Test Studio can handle the standard file upload dialogs as shown on this documentation page. Test Studio assumes the path to the file to be uploaded won't require a logon before it can be accessed. Bottom line we do not have a solution to handle this additional logon dialog during a file upload process.
Is the machine running Test Studio and the target server domain attached? Can the permissions on the file share be adjusted so that you don't get a logon prompt?
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
Test Studio can handle the standard file upload dialogs as shown on this documentation page. Test Studio assumes the path to the file to be uploaded won't require a logon before it can be accessed. Bottom line we do not have a solution to handle this additional logon dialog during a file upload process.
Is the machine running Test Studio and the target server domain attached? Can the permissions on the file share be adjusted so that you don't get a logon prompt?
Regards,
Cody
Telerik