Java Write and List Box
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23-05-17 11:42 PM
I have two errors:
1. Unable to Set Tex contents in Java Mode
Cannot use write to type in any details into an application
2. While selecting a particular item that is invisible in list I get index out of bounds error
It only works when I scroll down to make the list visible
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24-05-17 03:22 PM
1) Maybe you will need to use the Navigate to send keystroke instead. 2) It sounds like the 'off page' item is not invisible, it does not exist until it scrolls into view. This is how some applications work, and you'll probably need to create some sort of loop involving scrolling down and waiting for items.
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25-05-17 02:18 PM
1. Unable to Set Tex contents in Java Mode
Cannot use write to type in any details into an application
Comment: Most of the old version Java applications have this issue, i used global send keys for tab and keystroke entry. But choose this option based on your application behavior.
2. While selecting a particular item that is invisible in list I get index out of bounds error
It only works when I scroll down to make the list visible
Sol: Don't spy the element, instead you can try mouse click down+(Sequence number in the desired output) Or you can even do write action and write entire data item if your application allows typing apart from selecting from drop down.
