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Hi,

i wanna ask about the following problem which appeared when recording a scenario on eclipse:

Please open the attachment file which is a snapshot for the tree i need to access in Ranorex which made the problem. When i am trying to access element for example "r0" as in the snapshot in side the parent tree which is named "Main", the ranorex spy can't give me the ability to read the value for that element? which means it track the elemnt "r0" but in the properties for that object it didn't found its value?

Any help please as soon as possible.

Thanks a lot.

Ziyad

Hello Ziyad,

Getting data from Java SWT Treeviews with multiple columns is currently not supported by Ranorex.
We might add this in a future version by adding SWT support to the Java Plugin.

As a workaround, add the parent tree (Tree ' SystreeView32') to the GDI capture list in Spy
(context menu "Add class name to GDI Capture list")
You should then be able to identify the cell's content ("RawText" elements), but only if it is visible (e.g. not scrolled)

Michael
Ranorex Team

Hello,

I'm sorry to open such old thread but are there some (near) plans to support the multi-column SWT Trees? I just found that such trees are still not supported? True, we can use the RawTexts, but it would require some more programing, which we would like to avoid for such simple task like reading/validating values from the java tree columns Thank you in advance.

Hello odklizec,

May I ask which version of Ranorex are you using?
Can you please post a Ranorex Snapshot file of your application? It would also be helpful to have an example application in order to analyze the issue.
Thank you!

Regards,
Bernhard

Hi Bernhard,

I'm using latest Rx (4.1.4). Please find the Snapshot attached to this post. Unfortunately, I can't provide you with the application as it's not released yet. But I just tested it with a simple swt tree (with multiple columns) and it does not work as well. Spy picks only the elements in first tree column. You can find the sample TestTree.jar (including source) attached to this post. Hope this helps.

Hello odklizec,

Thank you for the *.jar file and the snapshot file.
Unfortunately there is no other workaround that GDI at the moment. I added an entry in our bug tracking system and we will discuss the issue internally. Unfortunately I cannot promise if we will support SWT in the future at this time.

Regards,
Bernhard