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gargi
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gargi asked on 25 May 2011, 02:03 PM
Hi,

I am facing one Issue while running script from Telerik TestStudio Web UI for silverlight application . I have used Wait for Element Visibility to verify Some Text Menu after Loading URL to browser for my silverlight application.
This script is running fine With IE.
But same script when i run through Firefox and Chrome , Text Menu is visible in browser , still this Wait for Element Visibility step is not pass in both browsers. And when i stop this script in Firefox , Firefox is giving me error like "Proxy server refused Connection."

Please Help me on this.

Thanks in Advance,
Gargi

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Anthony
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answered on 27 May 2011, 05:02 PM
Hello Gargi,

For Silverlight applications, Test Studio uses its own HTTP Proxy in order to inject hooks into the Silverlight app to communicate with it. That's why the "Use a proxy" setting is turned on while the test is running. Test Studio should turn the setting off at the end of the test. If you stop the test before it finishes executing in Firefox, you are not giving Test Studio the opportunity to turn it back off.

Can you tell us more about the Wait For step failure in Firefox and Chrome so we can diagnose why it's not working as expected? Please double click the red and white "X" icon next to the failed step and provide us with the complete Step Failure Details.

All the best,

Anthony
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answered on 30 May 2011, 10:37 AM
Hi,

I checked with error on clicking on X button in result. It gives Failure summary as "Timeout trying to connect to Silverlight app.". But Actually in browser , you can see that element is present. So why it is not able to identify that element through script?


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Gargi Shah
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Anthony
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answered on 31 May 2011, 05:23 PM
Hello Gargi,

Thank you for the additional details. Please review this KB article for information on your issue.

I suspect you are connecting to the Silverlight app via HTTPS, which is only currently available in IE, and not in Firefox, Safari, or Chrome.

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