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Is there a way to get a data driven test to run in a nightly TFS team build?
i can get it to run, but it times out waiting on the browser to open.
Any ideas?
Wayne
i can get it to run, but it times out waiting on the browser to open.
Any ideas?
Wayne
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Hello waynegs,
Have you checked out our documentation on using Continuous Integration Environments and Team Foundation Server builds? These documents talk about how to successfully run WebAii tests in your nightly build.
Timing out waiting for the browser usually indications a failure to connect problem. The first automatic question to ask is whether or not you have the necessary software installed on your build/test machine. Whichever machine is actually trying to run the test must have WebUI Test Studio installed and activated.
The next thing to investigate is whether or not the test will run outside of a build. Make sure the test runs and passes by manually running it on the test machine.
Another thing to watch out for is generally running WebUI Test Studio tests requires the computer to be unlocked. If it is locked or in screen saver mode, any UI testing will fail for lack of access to an interactive desktop.
Hope this helps and let us know if further assistance is needed.
All the best,
Cody
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Have you checked out our documentation on using Continuous Integration Environments and Team Foundation Server builds? These documents talk about how to successfully run WebAii tests in your nightly build.
Timing out waiting for the browser usually indications a failure to connect problem. The first automatic question to ask is whether or not you have the necessary software installed on your build/test machine. Whichever machine is actually trying to run the test must have WebUI Test Studio installed and activated.
The next thing to investigate is whether or not the test will run outside of a build. Make sure the test runs and passes by manually running it on the test machine.
Another thing to watch out for is generally running WebUI Test Studio tests requires the computer to be unlocked. If it is locked or in screen saver mode, any UI testing will fail for lack of access to an interactive desktop.
Hope this helps and let us know if further assistance is needed.
All the best,
Cody
the Telerik team
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