.NET Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Add-in
Use the OpenText Functional Testing Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Add-in to test WPF (Windows Presentation Foundation) user-interface objects (controls).
General Information |
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Add-in Type |
This is a Windows-based add-in. Much of its functionality is the same as other Windows-based add-ins. |
Supported Environments |
For details on supported Windows Presentation Foundation environments, see the WPF Add-in section of the OpenText Functional Testing Support Matrix. |
Test Object Methods and Properties |
The WPF Add-in provides test objects, methods, and properties that can be used when testing objects in WPF applications. For details, see the .NET Windows Presentation Foundation section of the Object Model Reference for GUI Testing. |
Important Information |
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Child Add-ins |
DevExpress Data Grid controls are supported by the WpfDXGrid test object. This test object is part of the DevExpress WPF child add-in and not the WPF Add-in itself. The DevExpress add-in is installed as part of the WPF add-in. However, by default, this add-in is not loaded. To create test steps on DevExpress Data Grid objects, select the DevExpress add-in when you open OpenText Functional Testing. For details, see the WPF > DevExpress section of the Object Model Reference for GUI Testing. |
Extending the WPF Add-in |
WPF Add-in Extensibility enables you to develop support for testing third-party and custom WPF controls that are not supported out-of-the-box by the OpenText Functional Testing WPF Add-in. |
Known issues | Known Issues - .NET WPF |
Prerequisites | |
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Opening Your Application |
You can open your WPF application before or after opening OpenText Functional Testing. |
Add-in Dependencies |
The Web and .NET Add-ins must be installed. |
Configuration | |
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Configuration Options |
Use the Windows Applications pane. |
Record and Run Settings |
Use the Windows Applications tab. |
Custom Active Screen Capture Settings |
Use the Windows applications section. |
Application Area Additional Settings |
Use the Applications pane. |
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