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Hi ,
I am using WebUI Testing Studio beta version. I could not upload the file using File Upload Handler even though i followed the exact steps .I gave the path of the file in the Properties window.The upload dialogue box is opening but the file didn't selected.
I have attached the screenshots for ur better understanding.
Regards,
Charles
I am using WebUI Testing Studio beta version. I could not upload the file using File Upload Handler even though i followed the exact steps .I gave the path of the file in the Properties window.The upload dialogue box is opening but the file didn't selected.
I have attached the screenshots for ur better understanding.
Regards,
Charles
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Hi Charles,
Nelson Sin
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From your screen shots, it looks like you are entering the file path into the data binding dialog box. The file upload handler has a FileUploadPath property which would use and enter one file path steing.
You can also data bind the file upload handler, as in video. An example from the built in data grid would be to add file paths to the column 'Col1', then enter '$(Col1)' into the data binding dialog box property.
Also, there is a known issue with 64 bit Windows dialog versions not working with the dialog handlers in WebUI, so please note this if you are using 64 bit Windows.
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answered on 15 Dec 2009, 03:49 AM
Hi Nelson,
Thanks for the reply.
We are using 32 bit Windows . will the file handler work in that ?
And i tried data binding method .but its not recognizing the file .i have attached the screenshot for ur reference.
Regards,
Charles
Thanks for the reply.
We are using 32 bit Windows . will the file handler work in that ?
And i tried data binding method .but its not recognizing the file .i have attached the screenshot for ur reference.
Regards,
Charles
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Hello again Charles,
The File Upload handler should work for 32 bit Window dialogs. I re-tested the data binding for a file upload handler and it worked on this end for all 3 browsers. I'm attaching a test for reference which is based on the data driven process described in this video.
-Please note that File Upload Handler step is bound to 'Col1' in the built in WebUI Data Grid.
-In the Data Driven Editor, found in the File Upload Handler step's '(Bindings)' Property drop down menu, the syntax is '$(Col1)'.
-The built in Data Grid (click FileUploadDataBinding.aii tab -> 'Data' tab) contains data that will cause the test to iterate 3 times over the column's 3 rows
Let us know if you have any further questions on this.
Sincerely yours,
Nelson
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The File Upload handler should work for 32 bit Window dialogs. I re-tested the data binding for a file upload handler and it worked on this end for all 3 browsers. I'm attaching a test for reference which is based on the data driven process described in this video.
-Please note that File Upload Handler step is bound to 'Col1' in the built in WebUI Data Grid.
-In the Data Driven Editor, found in the File Upload Handler step's '(Bindings)' Property drop down menu, the syntax is '$(Col1)'.
-The built in Data Grid (click FileUploadDataBinding.aii tab -> 'Data' tab) contains data that will cause the test to iterate 3 times over the column's 3 rows
Let us know if you have any further questions on this.
Sincerely yours,
Nelson
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