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Hello Jon,
you'll have to use Find.AllByExpression(new XamlFindExpression("XamlTag=radbusyindicator")) instead. Blow is a code sample that demonstrates this approach against this demo page:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#BusyIndicator/FirstLook
You might have to add a System.Threading.Thread.Sleep() wait step after the navigateTo step. This is because it take a while for the entire DOM tree of the app to properly load.
All the best,
Stoich
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you'll have to use Find.AllByExpression(new XamlFindExpression("XamlTag=radbusyindicator")) instead. Blow is a code sample that demonstrates this approach against this demo page:
http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#BusyIndicator/FirstLook
You might have to add a System.Threading.Thread.Sleep() wait step after the navigateTo step. This is because it take a while for the entire DOM tree of the app to properly load.
Settings.Current.Web.EnableSilverlight =
true
;
// Launch a browser instance
Manager.LaunchNewBrowser();
// Navigate to the page
ActiveBrowser.NavigateTo(
"http://demos.telerik.com/silverlight/#BusyIndicator/FirstLook"
);
// Get an instance of our Silverlight app.
SilverlightApp app = ActiveBrowser.SilverlightApps()[0];
//Go through all the busyIndicators and write their string representation to the log
foreach
(FrameworkElement fe
in
app.Find.AllByExpression(
new
XamlFindExpression(
"XamlTag=radbusyindicator"
))) {
Log.WriteLine(fe.ToString());
}
All the best,
Stoich
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N1t1nA
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answered on 20 Nov 2012, 11:40 AM
Hi Support
How should i typecast my framework Element as BusyIndicator as I want to use the Busy indicator property IsBusy in my framework for Verification
My code is :
Regards
Nitin
How should i typecast my framework Element as BusyIndicator as I want to use the Busy indicator property IsBusy in my framework for Verification
My code is :
var list = SilverlightApp.Find.AllByType("BusyIndicator");
from this list obtained above, i want to fetch the busyindicator object to access the IsBusy property so that I can perform my logic based on this property.
from this list obtained above, i want to fetch the busyindicator object to access the IsBusy property so that I can perform my logic based on this property.
Regards
Nitin
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Hi Jon,
you can do it like this:
The b variable will now of class RadBusyIndicator. I hope this help.
All the best,
Stoich
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you can do it like this:
FrameworkElement e = ActiveBrowser.SilverlightApps()[0].Find.AllByExpression(
new
XamlFindExpression(
"xamltag=RadBusyIndicator"
))[0];
RadBusyIndicator b = e.As<RadBusyIndicator>();
The b variable will now of class RadBusyIndicator. I hope this help.
All the best,
Stoich
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answered on 23 Nov 2012, 08:55 AM
Hi Stoich,
In our Application we are using the System.Windows.Controls busy Indicator So we need to convert it into:-
It is using the dll.
RadBusyIndicator we are not using so the solution you have provided is not useful for us.
Any alternate or work around please provide.
Please Reply fast Because it very Important to us
Regards,
Rohit Malhotra
In our Application we are using the System.Windows.Controls busy Indicator So we need to convert it into:-
FrameworkElement e = ActiveBrowser.SilverlightApps()[0].Find.AllByExpression(
new
XamlFindExpression(
"xamltag=BusyIndicator
"
))[0];
BusyIndicator b = e.As<BusyIndicator >();
It is using the dll.
using System.Windows.Controls;
RadBusyIndicator we are not using so the solution you have provided is not useful for us.
Any alternate or work around please provide.
Please Reply fast Because it very Important to us
Regards,
Rohit Malhotra
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Hello Jon,
I understand now.
We have no wrapped for this control. This means you should try and get the intended property using GetProperty as seen here:
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/write-tests-in-code/silverlight-test-automation/invoking-actions.aspx
The code will be something like this:
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team
I understand now.
We have no wrapped for this control. This means you should try and get the intended property using GetProperty as seen here:
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/write-tests-in-code/silverlight-test-automation/invoking-actions.aspx
The code will be something like this:
FrameworkElement indic = app.FindName(
"airlineTicket"
);
AutomationProperty busystatus =
new
AutomationProperty(
"isBusy"
,
typeof
(
bool
));
bool
iBusy= (
bool
)indic.GetProperty(busystatus);
I hope this helps.
Kind regards,
Stoich
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Stanislav
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answered on 26 Nov 2012, 06:47 AM
Jon,
You can develop your own wrappers for custom controls in the application. I have many custom controls in my product and I was forced to create all wrappers manually. Fortunately, Telerik testing framework provides such capabilities (the most flexible framework for WPF automation that I have ever seen).
Let me know if you need any advice or a piece of code.
Kind Regards,
Stanislav Hordiyenko
You can develop your own wrappers for custom controls in the application. I have many custom controls in my product and I was forced to create all wrappers manually. Fortunately, Telerik testing framework provides such capabilities (the most flexible framework for WPF automation that I have ever seen).
Let me know if you need any advice or a piece of code.
Kind Regards,
Stanislav Hordiyenko