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Web application page content not recognized by Laserfiche Connector test utility

asked on February 9, 2015

I am testing the Laserfiche Connector with a web application in which the test utility is unable to recognize any of the page content. The application itself is written in JAVA, run on a remote server and emits XHTML 1.0 code to the browser to render the pages. The site makes extensive use of the RichFaces component framework. I have tried using the 32 and 64-bit version of the test utlity, javascript and UI Automation settings. The JAVA JAB is installed and enabled (32 & 64 bit). They use the Chrome web browser (they are unable to use Firefox or Internet Explorer as certain aspects of the application do not function). I am using the updated test utility. 

The entire page is a large table, each cell of the table contains code to generate the content for that cell. I have attached the code used to generate the value in the cell of the table which I wish to use for searches. My question, is the framework interfering with the Laserfiche Connector? I have tried copying the XHTML code and opening it in a browser on my local workstation; the browser rendered it as text, not a webpage, so I am suspecting that the this may be the case. As the location of the value is consistent, would it be possible to manually provide the path for the Laserfiche Connector?

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replied on February 9, 2015 Show version history

Since you are working with Chrome web browser, I would recommend to read this help file to configure the Chrome browser first before starting with Test Utility. In your case, please clear the option "Use JavaScript ..." on Test Utility and give a try.

If it doesn't work, can you provide the logs and xml generated from the test utility, along with a screenshot of what exactly you are trying to grab from, and submit them to https://secure1.laserfiche.com/Forms/LfConnectorAppTests? 

To your question "Would it be possible to manually provide the path for the Laserfiche Connector?", the answer is yes. But it still requires Laserfiche Connector to recognize the page content first. That is, if your page content is recognized and saved in the xml file Test Utility generated, you can manually provide the path in the xml file for Laserfiche Connector.

 

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