WR: Capture IE hang state
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Printed Date: 18Aug2025 at 5:52pm
Topic: WR: Capture IE hang state
Posted By: sonali
Subject: WR: Capture IE hang state
Date Posted: 24Apr2007 at 11:21pm
Hello All,
I
want to capture IE hang state through WR. The reason I need this is IE
crashes in the middle of WR batch run. I havent found any replies for
that here or could fetch any reasons myself. The reason I need this
capture is I want to write a WR routine that would capture IE hang
state and then kill the process and reopen browser to continue batch
execution. By IE hang state I mean browser is inoperable and no action
could be performed and in this state WR cannot identify any objects on
IE, as first IE needs to be forcibly shutdown.
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Replies:
Posted By: himadri
Date Posted: 25Apr2007 at 3:25am
I got to rephrase my query as issue is losing its track. My issue is IE crashes in the
middle of a batch run. I couldnt figure out the reason. Now till i figure out the problem I
want to continue with batch execution without halt. My thought to do this is to make WR
capture IE hang state, kill browser and open a new one and continue with the next script. My
question is can I make WR capture IE hang state.
[bpolitzer]-Each test starts out by closing / killing all browsers then launching a new one.
This I didnt want to do and might help me with batch execution but in real time for most
apps the user doesnt login and logout for each transaction. I do close all the browsers
before WR is initiated so my start and end conditions seem to be stable.
Thanks again for the discussion and looking forward to replies.
Code:
function file_exists(in file)
{
auto rc = file_open(file,FO_MODE_READ);
if(rc == E_OK)
file_close(file);
return rc;
}
static Files[] = {"File1.txt", "File2.log","setup.exe"};
New_Location = "C:\\NewLocation\\";
for(iterator in Files)
{
if(file_exists(New_Location & Files[iterator]) == E_OK)
tl_step("Test \"" & Files[iterator] & "\" moved",PASS,"File Exists in new
location");
else
tl_step("Test \"" & Files[iterator] & "\" moved",FAIL,"File doesn't Exists
in new location");
}
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