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Hi Roland, At this stage we were able to execute the tests using the alternative method of calling them from within VS as I described in an earlier post (and as shown below). [TestMethod] // For Test Case ID 1878 public void Test_SlideTransitions_1878() { try { AL3RuntimeEngineTestSuite.Common.Start...

passing in typeof(exeassembly.program) also does not work!

What a day! :shock: I rewrote my Test Project Generator to call all tests as per my previous post. In order to get that right, I read the correct order, module names and namespaces from the rxtst file, and then using Reflection, find the correct method call and generated the code with that. Kind of ...

Hi I figured out an alternative method to execute the tests from VS, an even though it works for us for now, it is not optimal. try { AL3RuntimeEngineTestSuite.Common.StartUp.Launch.Start(); SlideNotes_1877.Editing_Notes.Slide_Notes_XML_Editing.Start(); SlideNotes_1877.Editing_Notes.Validating_Slide...

Hi again... I am now pretty sure I know exactly where the issue is. As per my last post above, when i pass in the Common repository into the TestSuiteRunner.Run method, only the common steps executes, but when passing in the actual test's repository, it fails because it cannot find the steps in the ...

Hi, Let me just make sure you understand exactly how these tests were created in Ranorex Studio... We have 6 test cases in one suite. All of these 6 tests uses (for startup and shutdown) the same common repository which is in its own Ranorex DLL. So we have 1 x EXE 1 x common.dll 6 x testcases.dll I...

Hi, My code is exactly the same - there is just one thing I am not sure of. The "repository" you are calling, does that live in the DLL or the EXE? In my case there are no repository in the EXE, only in the DLLs. From your code I cannot figure this out since you have "dllexe" in the name... "testdll...

Hi, Still hoping for a reply soon on this... Meanwhile I manually copied all test files and dlls to a location on the VM I am testing on, and manually try to execute using mstest.exe hoping that something was wrong with my build process. Getting the same result (one good thing is that my build proce...

Hello again Roland, Regarding my previous post, I found the rxlog files under C:\Users\CurrentUser\... - so that is sorted. I now have a different issue though. One of our other developers have been in contact with you a few weeks ago, and they changed the structure of the Ranorex projects as per di...

Hi, Thanks for the reply. The trx files you are referring to and the TestResults folder as well does not exist on my side. The only difference between what you are doing and what I am doing is that you are manually executing the tests using MSTest.exe. Here, I have a build that executes the Tests au...

Hello??

It's been almost a week now with no response... The whole exercise around executing Ranorex tests through VS Test Methods was to be able to see the Ranorex reports in TFS/VS2010.

Please repond?

Thanks

Danie Spreeth

Hi Roland, Thanks for the response. It took me a while to get everything running the way your blog describes, but I eventually got there. I now have a script that automatically creates VS TestMethods for each test inside of the provided rxtst file. When deploying to a VM, they all run as they should...

Hi, I've been tasked with doing some research into the integration possibilities of Ranorex into the Visual Studio 2010 and Team Foundation Server 2010 (including Lab Management 2010) suite. Are there any links you can provide where I can read up more on this topic? If not, please provide informatio...