I tried a similar drag action on one of my test application and it seems to be replaying with no issues:

        UltraGrid1Table().DragToScreenPoint( _
                                        AtCell(AtRow(AtIndex(0)), AtColumn("Address")), _
                                        DisplayGridTable().GetScreenPoint(AtCell( _
                                        AtRow( _
                                        "Value", "Fax"), _
                                        AtColumn(AtText("Visible")))))

The error you are coming across might be because of the way you are identifying the cell on the target grid (table_apuseR_USERPW) 

Try recording a click on the cell you plan to drop over then copy the subitem as it got recorded and pass it as the sub item to getScreenPoint method.

I hope that will help.

Ammar

Hi Ammar,

This is the script line throws the error,

  // Drag
  table_apuseR_ROWSEQAPUSER_USER().dragToScreenPoint(
                                        atCell(
                                        atRow("APUSER_USERID"),
                                        atColumn(atIndex(2))),
                                        table_apuseR_USERPW().getScreenPoint(atCell(
                                        atRow(atIndex(0)),
                                        atColumn(atIndex(0)))));

RFT playback monitor will wait at "table_apuseR_USERPW().getScreenPoint", and finally complains it can't find Table (Object not found exception)

Good to hear that my code helped you. Unfortunately there is no JavaDoc API but the API reference section in the installed help applies to both java and VB scripting.

For the drag action, I'll need to look at the script line that throws the error. It could be an issue in finding the target of the drag action -he "special row"- you can try record a click action on that row (when you are dropping the column header) and see if that can be replayed properly. There is another reason for the error and that is that both the source of the drag and the destination can not fit in the control area without scrolling. TestAdvantage proxy does try to handle this situation but I know of a couple of failed cases due to the complexity of starting a drag then scroll the target after the drag action started. The best way to work on this specific issue is to contact our developer support engineer with a sample that we can use to reproduce the issue so we can try to fix it.

Hi Ammar,

It worked. Thanks a lot for your helpful information. Do you have any API document like JavaDoc? Then it will be easier for test developer to find specific method to use.

Regarding the drag and drop action. We were trying to record the operation of drag a colomn header(for example: gender) to a special row, then UltraGrid will do the grouping by the colomn header values (for example: male, female, etc) During playback, RFT stoped at the drag action because it can't find the object to act.... BTW, I tried click action on colomn headers and it worked. 

The test was done in customer's environment and we forgot to bring back the script and test log. I'll give them to you asap if you can't identify the question according to the information I gave.

Hi Dangaho,

The Grid proxy support a number of data verification point that should help you get any piece of data in the grid. To get a list of those VP's try adding a verification point on the grid TestObject. There is another way to get specific data and that is using "GetNAProperty" you can pass in the fully qualified name of the specific property. For example if you want the text displayed in the first cell of the second row use:

GridTestObject().GetNAProperty("Rows[1].Cells[0].Text")

or to get the header text of the third column in the second level band (when having hierarchal data)

GridTestObject().GetNAProperty("DisplayLayout.Bands[1].Columns[2].Header.Caption")

 For the other issue you mentioned. What kind of drag and drop action you are trying to replay? Please paste the script action you are trying to replay as well as the full exception detail.

I hope this is helpful

Ammar