Is it possible to find a window name in runtime or dynamically when coded ui is running

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When i am running a coded ui project, we were expected one pop up window out of 4 different pop up's. We do not know which window will appear in runtime.
If i use if conditions, code is waiting for all the windows exists or not within some specific time it has.

So, If i can recognize the window name in run time using coded ui, by using switch case code will run accordingly.

Please help me if it is possible.

Thank you for your time in advance.

What I have tried:

I tried in several sites they are showing how to recognize control. :(

Posted 12-Feb-18 3:53am

niranjan3717

Updated 12-Feb-18 5:56am

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OriginalGriff 12-Feb-18 10:05am

Who is opening the window? Is it your app, or a different app?

niranjan3717 13-Feb-18 4:40am

My Application was opening the window

I am running Coded UI from WPF application

Ziee-M 12-Feb-18 11:22am

Also are you using WPF or Winforms ?
Show us some code we will gladly help

niranjan3717 13-Feb-18 5:04am

BrowserWindow TWwindow = BrowserWindow.Launch("https://nasy00twappt1.com/");
Playback.Wait(2000);

Tw.UILoginToTrackWiseInteWindow.UILoginToTrackWiseDocument.UITfUserNameEdit.Text = "Username";
Tw.UILoginToTrackWiseInteWindow.UILoginToTrackWiseDocument.UITfPasswordEdit.Text = "Password";
Mouse.Click(Tw.UILoginToTrackWiseInteWindow.UILoginToTrackWiseDocument.UILogInButton.UILogInPane);
TrackWiseFields.LoginFailed = false;
Playback.Wait(1000);
HtmlSpan DCHUName = intake.UIDesktopUserDCHUWindow.UIMain_framesetCustom.UILoginFrame.UIHttpsnasy00twappt1bdDocument.UITopBarFocusTable.DCHUUsernamePane;

if (Tw.UIInvalidLDAPwebpageWindow.UIInvalidLDAPloginorpaWindow.UIInvalidLDAPloginorpaText.TryFind() == true || Tw.UIInvalidUserNameandPasswordwebpageWindow.UIInvalidusernameorpasWindow.UIInvalidusernameorpasText.TryFind() == true)
{
Mouse.Click(Tw.UIInvalidUserNameandPasswordwebpageWindow.UIInvalidUserNameandPasswordOKWindow.UIInvalidUserNameandPasswordOKButton);

}
else
{
MessageBox.show("Login sucess");
}

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2018-02-12T05:56:00

Solution 1

See this CodeProject article: C# / VB.NET and WinAPI: How to Access Window of Other Application[^]

Posted 12-Feb-18 5:56am

RickZeeland

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BillWoodruff 13-Feb-18 1:29am

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