CEF Warning blocks test execution

[dkmpbrt]

Hey,

When I run my test case on my website, it works pretty well. In 1 recording however, I get a CEF warning about another process than my UAT.

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UI elements in your CEF AUT can’t be identified because the remote debugging port isn’t enabled in your AUT or can’t be found. Make sure you’ve enabled it and set it to 8081.
Process: 'Teams' (pid 10712)
https://www.ranorex.com/help/v9.3/interfaces-connectivity/technology-instrumentation/general-troubleshooting/
(This message is only shown once per report.) 

This seems to be blocking the further execution of my test case.

Kr,
Bart

[odklizec]

Hi,

Have you tried to add the app under test/browser to Ranorex whitelist (Settings >> Plugins>>Win32 section >> White-listed process names)? Eventually, add Teams process name to black list as well

[dkmpbrt]

Hi,

It's a website, so it doesn't have a process name (except for the browser then)..

I find it strange that it throws warnings about anything else, i've specifically set my base repository item as

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/dom[@domain>'focus']

.

I will blacklist the processes which throws errrors

[odklizec]

Hi,

I was not quite sure if the website was loaded in standard web browser or integrated browser in some kind of custom app? Hopefully, blacklisting process name will solve your problem?

[dkmpbrt]

Hi,

I think I was wrong. The CEF warnings does not seem to be the issue.

Normally, I use the following xpath expression for the base app folder and this works fine:

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/dom[@domain>'focus']

.

However, since we've recently also made a windows app (actually website wrapped (probably like you meant) and I want the same test cases to work on the windows app, i've changed the xpath to:

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//dom[@domain>'focus']

I needed to do this since there is a form-element before the dom element in the windows app.

How can I use the "|" operator in RXpath?

Like for example:

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/form/dom[@domain>'focus'] | /dom[@domain>'focus']

This doesn't seem to work in Ranorex itself.

Thanks,
Bart

[dkmpbrt]

Hey,

You can close this topic. I've fixed it with using the following xpath:

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/?/dom[@domain>'focus']

My apologies

[odklizec]

Hi,

I'm afraid, conditional operators are only supported within xpath 'attributes' (like /form/dom[@domain>'domainA' or @domain>'domainB']). In your case, you will have to use something like this...

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/?/dom[@domain>'focus']

Edit: nice you found the solution