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We are using LeanFT in Visual Studio. I need to figure out how to identify a dynamic link. The link changes based on how many records are available in the database. Using Amazon's Cart link as an example, if we have 20 items in the cart, the link innertext would be "Cart20" Since the number ...
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asked 9 years ago by neena
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I have manual, automation, functional, and API testers, which should be using LeanFT.
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I have been using QTP and UFT for serveral years and have used the record function but I can not find it in LeanFT. This tool is useless with out the record option.
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asked 9 years ago by neena
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Currently I am using BPT and would like to consider LeanFT and can not find any information aobut it.
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I am concern all of my time with UFT might be lost and was wondering if anybody knew when HP was going to stop development.
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I have hundreds of test scripts and considering migrating from UFT to LeanFT. Does HP offer a conversion tool?
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I see HP has release LEAN FT and I am bit confused. Do I have to convert to LEAN FT?
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We've configured our app.config file and other settings according to the UFT 12.50 LeanFT documentation to run tests remotely, but we're still getting connection errors. We've set the connection address to: wss://QATest1Server Has anyone overcome this type of problem?
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I'm trying to get LeanFT to work with Eclipse (Mars) and I'm not seeing the LeanFT menu or the project template. I pointed my installer to the eclipse directory that I have on our shared network which is mapped to drive Q. It installs fine and I don't get any errors, so not sure what is wrong.