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I use TestStack White framework to automate testing of a WPF Application It needs to open modal window and access TextBox in it. Everything works well, but White can't find Textbox, although it finds other elements of window I tried the following lines of code: TestStack.White.UIItems.TextBox TextBox = CreateBranch.Get<TestStack.White.UIItems.TextBox>(SearchCriteria.byAutomationId("Title")); where CreateBranch is modal window I also tried (SearchCriteria.All), (SearchCriteria.ByControlType) and nothing works Coded UI tool finds this element well by AutomationID, but I need to do it in White

Is there a way to activate or bring a window of an external application to the front? The closest I could get was var application = Application.Attach("SearchApp"); var searchWindow = application.GetWindows()[0]; searchWindow.Focus(DisplayState.Maximized); but all that does is maximize it in the background if it's not currently active. Got it working. [DllImport("user32.dll", SetLastError = true)] internal static extern bool SetForegroundWindow(IntPtr windowHandle); public bool SearchTest(string file) { try { // White stuff, not relevant to problem //var application = Application.Attach(

I am trying to use Project White to write automated tests for my WPF application. It is all going well until I try to interact with Infragistics controls. Has anyone had any experience of this set up and would you be able to post an example of how I can (for example) interact with the XamRibbon or XamOutlookBar? Bit of a generic answer I'm afraid, but if White isn't helping you, you can use Microsoft UI Automation directly. First, find your control. If it's got a WPF "Name" then it probably has an automation id which matches the name: AutomationElement element = AutomationElement.Root

I have a simple message box in a WPF application that is launched as below: private void Button_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e) { MessageBox.Show("Howdy", "Howdy"); } I can get white to click my button and launch the message box. UISpy shows it as a child of my window I couldn't work out the method to access it. How do I get access to my MessageBox to verify its contents? Found it! The window class has a MessageBox method that does the trick: var app = Application.Launch(@"c:\ApplicationPath.exe"); var window = app.GetWindow("Window1"); var helloButton = window.Get<Button>("Hello");

I'm using White to automate the BDD testing of our C# WPF UI. My first couple of tests are working well on my development machine (running Windows 7). However, when I try and run the same code on the build server (virtual machine running Windows server 2003 R2) it doesn't work correctly. In both cases the tests are run from the command line and the tests are using the Cuke4Nuke framework. In the case of the server I am accessing the server via Remote Desktop Connection. The code looks like: var application = Application.Launch("whiteApp.exe"); var initializeOption = InitializeOption.NoCache;