I'm trying to automate an application using TestStack/White API (Which is based on Microsoft's UI Automation library).
The problem is the following:
At a certain point of automation, I have to deal with an "Dialog" window, which looks to be a separate process, if i look at "Windows Task Manager". But no matter how i try to access the "Dialog Window" (Class, ID, Text, ControlType, etc.) I'm not able to access it.
You can find the UISpy image and code below...
Using UISpy - Dialog Information
using (var DISCLAIMER_App = Application.Attach(@"PathToExecutable"))
using (var DISCLAIMER_Window = DISCLAIMER_App.GetWindow(SearchCriteria.ByClassName("#32770"), InitializeOption.NoCache))
{
var IAccept_button = DISCLAIMER_Window.Get<Button>(SearchCriteria.ByText("I accept"));
IAccept_button.Click();
}
# I've tried also Application.Launch, Application.AttachOrLaunch.
# I also looked to be sure that the Dialog window is a separated process and doesn't belong to any parent window.
Any suggestions?
Found the Solution, had to use "ProcessStartInfo()" and pass the return data to "Application.AttachOrLaunch()":
Source: http://techqa.info/programming/tag/white?after=24806697