WPF: User.Click() does not work on x64 CPU architecture.

[Igor Sychev]

Hello.

Telerik Testing Framework try to simulate mouse click (UserInteraction.Click) using method SendInput to interact with application, but mouse click does not occur.

The main reason is that method SendInput used in x86 architecture maner.

Structure ArtOfTest.WebAii.Win32.Input does not support that in x64 length of field type 8 instead 4.

The problem is discussed in my question on stackoverflow  - C#: The unmanaged method SendInput does not work with different representation of the structure .

The main question is whether the Testing Framework supports architecture x64?

If yes, can you fix that problem?

If no, can you throw exception at test initializing? - It is common practice that users immediately understand the problem.

 

 

 

[Nikolay Petrov]

Hi Igor,

Thank you for this feedback. Unfortunately we could not reproduce reported problem. Could you send us a sample application and a test scenario that could reproduce it to investigate further.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation. I hope to hear from you soon.

Kind Regards,
Nikolay Petrov
Progress Telerik

 

 

[yu]

Hello,

      I would like ask the similar question,too. It will click fail when run my program which build with "ANYCPU" and run on x64 platform.

Does Telerik Testing Framework support architecture x64 platform? Thanks

 

Regards,

Yu

[Nikolay Petrov]

Hi Yu,

Thank you for your question.

It is possible on a 64-bit OS to create a test project which refers Testing Framework dll and is built to support "Any CPU" platform. Using this test project "User" actions can be set and executed on a WPF application built for "Any CPU" or explicit 64-bit platform.

Please, provide a sample application and scenario that we could use to reproduce the problem you are facing related to a 64-bit architecture.

Best Regards,
Nikolay Petrov
Progress Telerik