Has anyone else ran into this problem before?
I have recorded 25 web tests on one computer, and when i run them using Quality Center either one test at a time or all tests in a row they run with no problems on the computer i recorded them on. However when i use Quality Center and run the tests on another computer, one at a time they run with no problems, but if i run test group set and run all of the tests in a row usually at least one of tests will fail saying something like
Cannot identify the object "Next" (of class WebButton). Verify that this object's properties match an object currently displayed in your application
or
Cannot find the "OK" object's parent "Microsoft Internet Explorer" (class Dialog). Verify that parent properties match an object currently displayed in your application.
Usually there are a lot of errors that are thrown, almost all lines of the test fail. But then if i re-run the test by its self it passes with no problems.
I looked in QTP and tried to set all of the object identifying settings identically. Both computers are running internet explorer 6.0 sp2, but numbers of the end of the ie version are a bit different.
I have recorded 25 web tests on one computer, and when i run them using Quality Center either one test at a time or all tests in a row they run with no problems on the computer i recorded them on. However when i use Quality Center and run the tests on another computer, one at a time they run with no problems, but if i run test group set and run all of the tests in a row usually at least one of tests will fail saying something like
Cannot identify the object "Next" (of class WebButton). Verify that this object's properties match an object currently displayed in your application
or
Cannot find the "OK" object's parent "Microsoft Internet Explorer" (class Dialog). Verify that parent properties match an object currently displayed in your application.
Usually there are a lot of errors that are thrown, almost all lines of the test fail. But then if i re-run the test by its self it passes with no problems.
I looked in QTP and tried to set all of the object identifying settings identically. Both computers are running internet explorer 6.0 sp2, but numbers of the end of the ie version are a bit different.