CODEWITHSUNDEEP
rft
user3357998
user3357998

Reputation: 1

Window object recognition using RFT on Print Dialogue

Why is RFT not recognizing the objects I have on a windows Print dialog.Included are few screen shots.

I am able to get the correct activeWIndow by

TestObject[] to ; IWindow activeWindow = RationalTestScript.getScreen().getActiveWindow(); System.out.println("Class of active window is "+activeWindow.getCLass()): // returns #32770

ScreenTestObject root = RootTestObject.getScreenTestObject();

to = root.find(atLIst(atDescendant(".class", false),atChild(".class", ".Pushbutton", ".text", "Print"))) ;

Apparantly I can't post pictures. here is the link for print window and print button properties screenshot http://www.flickr.com/photos/24358027@N07/12977082214/in/set-72157641973533994 ...resolutions is horrible, I can type all the information if anyone needs it. Sorry and Thanks in advance.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 961

Answers (2)

user3357998
user3357998

Reputation: 1

Update : I did a workaround for this, using tab to navigate. Once Tab is on the button, I input Enter. So it's not a work stoppage issue anymore, but I do need to figure out the right way to do it. Thanks

Upvotes: 0

Archiekins
Archiekins

Reputation: 30

Try The below Code snippet. I tried launching the print dialog from notepad and ran below script to find the print button and click it.Hope it helps.

//Find the Print button
TestObject[] to = find(atDescendant(".class",".Pushbutton",".text","Print"),true);
System.out.println(to.length);
//If you are sure you have just one print button on screen. 
if(to.length==1)
    ((GuiTestObject) to[0]).click();
//Else traverse through the found object and compare the properties of the button you want to click

Upvotes: 0

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