Hi Rachna,
Step 1: Firstly find out the starting index/row value of Javatable ( whether it is 0 or 1)
Step2: For Javatable, use GetROProperty("Rows") & retrieve the rowcount
Step3 :Then Use the "For Loop" & Select all the rows one by one
Just check the below example code & execute...... i hope ur problem will be solved.
Step 1: Firstly find out the starting index/row value of Javatable ( whether it is 0 or 1)
Step2: For Javatable, use GetROProperty("Rows") & retrieve the rowcount
Step3 :Then Use the "For Loop" & Select all the rows one by one
Just check the below example code & execute...... i hope ur problem will be solved.
Code:
RCount=JavaWindow("Sales_BasicFlow").JavaDialog("Delivery Date/Time Slot").JavaTable("Note: Please inform the_3").GetROProperty("Rows")
for i=0 to RCount
JavaWindow("Sales_BasicFlow").JavaDialog("Delivery Date/Time Slot").JavaTable("Note: Please inform the_3").SelectRow i
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