I noticed that Test Studio has a dialog handler for Windows systems dialogs. It appears that his dialog handle step is only available in Web tests created with Test Studio. We are putting a Win32 Dialog login for our WPF app. I was wondering if there was any way to get the "Handle 'Logon" dialog" test step to work with a WPF test file. When I have a WPF Test open, the dialog handle options are only "Save File", "Open File" and "Generic" options.
Is there code to these dialog handlers that I could possibly use to code my own test step and handle it on my own? On the dialog handler steps, the options to "View Code" and "Customize Step in Code" are disabled.
Is there code to these dialog handlers that I could possibly use to code my own test step and handle it on my own? On the dialog handler steps, the options to "View Code" and "Customize Step in Code" are disabled.
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Hello Doug,
Our "Handle Logon Dialog" can only handle a logon dialog that looks like one of those on this documentation page. Before we venture into code to handle it (which technically is possible) we need to confirm that your particular logon dialog conforms to what our code is expecting so that we have a chance of being able to handle it.
The steps to handle a logon dialog in code are documented here. While it was written for web browser testing, the methodology is exactly the same. But instead of navigating to a URL you interact with your WPF application after running the code that adds the logon dialog handler.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
Our "Handle Logon Dialog" can only handle a logon dialog that looks like one of those on this documentation page. Before we venture into code to handle it (which technically is possible) we need to confirm that your particular logon dialog conforms to what our code is expecting so that we have a chance of being able to handle it.
The steps to handle a logon dialog in code are documented here. While it was written for web browser testing, the methodology is exactly the same. But instead of navigating to a URL you interact with your WPF application after running the code that adds the logon dialog handler.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik