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Message Handler in Page Testing

ta5ta5 Member Posts: 1,164
edited 2014-01-20 in NAV Three Tier
Hi

I’m doing some tests with page testing. Nice feature, but there is a lot to consider :)

For the moment I have two questions. First have a look at the scenario :
OnRun()
Code;

[Test] Code()
// Opens a blank customer card test page. 
Customerpage.OPENNEW;
Customerpage."No.".SETVALUE('1234');

MESSAGE('A first message');
MESSAGE('A second message');

Customerpage.CLOSE;

[MessageHandler] FirstMsgHandler(_Msg : Text[1024])
IF _Msg <> 'A first message' THEN BEGIN
 ERROR('Unexpected msg in FirstMsgHandler');
END;

[MessageHandler] SecondMsgHandler(_Msg : Text[1024])
IF _Msg <> 'A second message' THEN BEGIN
 ERROR('Unexpected msg in SecondMsgHandler');
END;

Explanations to the above code:

- Codeunit is defined as a testing codeunit
- The OnRun trigger calls test function "code"
- Function „code“, property "HandlerFunctions" has the value of the 2 functions "FirstMsgHandler" and "SecondMsgHandler"


So now the questions:

Question 1:
Test fails, because FirstMsgHandler throws an error because of wrong text. How to fix? Can one test function properly handle more than 1 message? Or should the MessageHandler handle more than 1 text?

Question 2:
If in function code „MESSAGE('A second message')" is deactivated, I get an error which says „The following UI handlers were not executed: SecondMsgHandler“. Obviously I don’t understand how and when the message handlers are triggered and how the messages are tied to a specific handler if more than one handler is present..... Maybe some of you knows more about it.

Thx in advance
Thomas

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    beranberan Member, Microsoft Employee Posts: 80
    I can answer your second questions fast. You can only have one handler of each type. That is a limitation in the implementation.
    Eric Beran
    Software Design Engineer II
    Dynamics NAV Office 365
    Microsoft

    This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
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    ta5ta5 Member Posts: 1,164
    Hi Beran
    Thanks for your help. Given to the assumption, that we don't want to change existing object code, is there a workaround?
    Thanks in advance.
    Thomas
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    Maria-SMaria-S Member Posts: 90
    Hi Ta5,

    Question 1:
    Test fails, because FirstMsgHandler throws an error because of wrong text. How to fix? Can one test function properly handle more than 1 message? Or should the MessageHandler handle more than 1 text?

    The first messagehandler will catch both messages. You can use enqueue/dequeue to identify the text of the expected message, something like this:

    LibraryVariableStorage.Enqueue('A first message');
    MESSAGE('A first message');

    LibraryVariableStorage.Enqueue('A second message');
    MESSAGE('A second message');

    And then in the messagehandler you can do like
    LibraryVariableStorage.Dequeue(TheMessage);
    IF _Msg <> TheMessage THEN BEGIN
    ERROR('Unexpected msg in MsgHandler');
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