Re: [QF-Test] Table in GWT

[Gregor Schmid <Gregor.Schmid@?.de>]

Hello Wim,

that Jython code is for Swing, not for web. If the rc.getComponent
worked you'd just get a different exception.

Please use the approach from my previous mail with a 'Fetch index'
node followed by a mouse click.

The question remains why the index could not be resolved. Please send
me - not the list - a suite with a recording of two text checks, on
for the Omschrijving table header cell and one for the table cell with
Pauze.

Please note that the recently released QF-Test 4.0.3 has a greatly
improved AJAX resolver for GWT. If you upgrade to QF-Test 4.0.3 and
use the new GWT resolver - possibly in new parts of your tests only -
things should become a lot easier.

Note 1: In QF-Test 4.0.3 the quickstart wizard does not use the new
GWT resolver by default. You have to explicitly call the procedure
qfs.web.ajax.installToolkitResolver with resolver_version set to 2.

Note 2: GWT resolver 2 is not replay compatible with GWT resolver 1.
This compatibility will be improved somewhat in QF-Test 4.0.4, but the
differences are too significant for a perfect fit.

For migration of your old tests you can switch between the old and new
GWT resolver versions during test execution by calling

qfs.web.ajax.installToolkitResolver

with resolver_version set to either 1 (old) or 2 (new). That way you
can continue to use your old tests with the old resolver and start
creating new procedures with the new one.

Best regards,
    Greg

Wim Willemsens <Wim.Willemsens@?.be> writes:

> Hello,
>
> Thanx for the reply!
>
> I'm trying your solution with the next script
>
> # first get the table and index
>
> table, (row, column) = rc.getComponent("192.168.203.201.table14@Omschrijving@Pauze")
>
> # then get the value of the table cell
>
> cell = table.getValueAt(row, column)
>
> But I always get:
>
> [cid]
>
> Table
>
> [cid]
>
> Kind regards
>
> Wim
>
> -----Oorspronkelijk bericht-----
>
> Van: Gregor Schmid [mailto:Gregor.Schmid@?.de]
>
> Verzonden: woensdag 28 januari 2015 17:18
>
> Aan: qftest-list@?.de
>
> CC: Wim Willemsens
>
> Onderwerp: Re: [QF-Test] Table in GWT
>
> Hi Wim,
>
> the approach for such a situation is the same for all GUI engines:
>
> First use a 'Fetch index' node on
>
> table@Omschrijving@vergoeding verplaatsingstijd
>
> to fetch the row index into a variable, e.g. the local variable "row".
>
> Instead of "table", use the QF-Test ID of the specific table in your test-suite.
>
> Follow this with a mouse click on the cell at the given row in the first column, e.g.
>
> table&0&$(row)
>
> You may want to set X and Y to 10,10 to be sure to hit the checkbox.
>
> Best regards,
>
>     Greg
>
> Wim Willemsens <Wim.Willemsens@?.be> writes:
>
>> Dear,
>
>>
>
>> I’m testing a GWT-project and I’m stuck with following…
>
>>
>
>> We have a table with 4 columns,
>
>>
>
>> 1 = checkbox
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>>
>
>> 2,3,4 = text
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>>
>
>> Now I would like a script (or something else) that search a text in
>
>> the 4^th column (Omschrijving) and then select the checkbox in the first column.
>
>>
>
>> I don’t have any fixed reference to the checkbox, so it have something
>
>> like: search for text and then select the checkbox in the first
>
>> column(TD) of this row(TR)
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>>
>
>> Table
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>>
>
>> [cid]
>
>>
>
>> Structure of html
>
>>
>
>> In this case I need a script that search for “vergoeding
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>> verplaatsingstijd” and the select checkbox gwt-uid-162.
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>>
>
>> The table can be very long (2000 rows).
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>>
>
>> [cid]
>
>>
>
>> Can somebody give me a hint where to start
>
>>
>
>> Kind regards Wim
>
>>
>
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