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Hello Mateusz,
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No you can run a test in x64 IE.
Test Studio detects and launch only the 32 bits version of IE.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
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Thank you contacting us.
No you can run a test in x64 IE.
Test Studio detects and launch only the 32 bits version of IE.
If you need further assistance, please let us know.
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answered on 29 Aug 2014, 01:32 PM
[quote]If you need further assistance, please let us know.[/quote]
I need to know what is the difference between browser launched by framework manager, and normal browser launch.
I have problem with certificate recognizing. Normally the browser recognizes the installed certificate but run by the framework does not recognize it and i cant run test properly.
I need to know what is the difference between browser launched by framework manager, and normal browser launch.
I have problem with certificate recognizing. Normally the browser recognizes the installed certificate but run by the framework does not recognize it and i cant run test properly.
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Hi Mateusz,
Please elaborate a bit more on your scenario. What certificate is that? Is it an HTTPS one?
If you are getting certificate warnings when recording or executing a test, please refer to this article on how to register our certificate for HTTPS connections.
Hope this helps.
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Please elaborate a bit more on your scenario. What certificate is that? Is it an HTTPS one?
If you are getting certificate warnings when recording or executing a test, please refer to this article on how to register our certificate for HTTPS connections.
Hope this helps.
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answered on 02 Sep 2014, 07:52 AM
Hi Boyan,
It's a code signing type certificate, not an HTTPS one. Without this certificate, Silverlight app doesn't work properly.
It's a code signing type certificate, not an HTTPS one. Without this certificate, Silverlight app doesn't work properly.
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Hi Mateusz,
Would you mind recording a video that demonstrates the problem to me? Jing is a good free screen recorder for up to 5 minutes of recording.
The difference between the browsers launch is in the user session. When you as a user starts a browser, it is started with the current logged user session, with its security settings e.t.c.
When the framework launches the browser, it starts with a different session (a different .exe is launching the browser, not you).
The only issue here might come from some elevated security settings. Please check that out.
Hope to hear from you soon.
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Boyan Boev
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Would you mind recording a video that demonstrates the problem to me? Jing is a good free screen recorder for up to 5 minutes of recording.
The difference between the browsers launch is in the user session. When you as a user starts a browser, it is started with the current logged user session, with its security settings e.t.c.
When the framework launches the browser, it starts with a different session (a different .exe is launching the browser, not you).
The only issue here might come from some elevated security settings. Please check that out.
Hope to hear from you soon.
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answered on 02 Sep 2014, 11:58 AM
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First I launch browser normally, install certificate again to be sure and login. Silverlight app works properly, all controls loaded, green "call" button moving text at the bottom, and some tabs.
Second I run the same through Test Framework in VS2012 and as You can see Silverlight app didn't look the same. It's because app don't find certificate that was installed earlier.
First I launch browser normally, install certificate again to be sure and login. Silverlight app works properly, all controls loaded, green "call" button moving text at the bottom, and some tabs.
Second I run the same through Test Framework in VS2012 and as You can see Silverlight app didn't look the same. It's because app don't find certificate that was installed earlier.
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answered on 02 Sep 2014, 11:58 AM
https://db.tt/CziJQ8Sf
First I launch browser normally, install certificate again to be sure and login. Silverlight app works properly, all controls loaded, green "call" button moving text at the bottom, and some tabs.
Second I run the same through Test Framework in VS2012 and as You can see Silverlight app didn't look the same. It's because app don't find certificate that was installed earlier.
First I launch browser normally, install certificate again to be sure and login. Silverlight app works properly, all controls loaded, green "call" button moving text at the bottom, and some tabs.
Second I run the same through Test Framework in VS2012 and as You can see Silverlight app didn't look the same. It's because app don't find certificate that was installed earlier.
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Hello Mateusz,
We have never seen such a problem before.
Please grand us an access to the application so we can replicate the problem and debug it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
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Boyan Boev
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We have never seen such a problem before.
Please grand us an access to the application so we can replicate the problem and debug it.
Hope to hear from you soon.
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answered on 05 Sep 2014, 09:03 AM
Hi Boyan!
We have never seen such a problem before too :D
We have never seen such a problem before too :D
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answered on 05 Sep 2014, 04:15 PM
[quote]crowmw said:Hi!
Is there any possibility to run tests on IE x64 or any other x64 browser using latest Telerik Test Framework?[/quote]
Is there any possibility to run tests on IE x64 or any other x64 browser using latest Telerik Test Framework?[/quote]
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Hi,
@Mateusz, is there a possibility to grant us the access. We will be glad to help you with resolving this problem.
Regarding the x64 IE, unfortunately you cannot run the test in any x64 browser.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Boyan Boev
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@Mateusz, is there a possibility to grant us the access. We will be glad to help you with resolving this problem.
Regarding the x64 IE, unfortunately you cannot run the test in any x64 browser.
Thank you for your understanding.
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