Hi Lucas...
Sorry .. didnt explain on how to use the code provided.
There are 2 ways to use this -
1)
Before the start of executing the testcases .. the framework starts
the CertificateCheck process.
The below is the code to start the process and continue executing the
rest of the code (start executing the testcases)-
IO.popen("#{DIR_WHERE_CERTFICATECHECK_IS_PRESENT}CertificateCheck")
After all the testcases have executed ... kill the process.
Use the below command -
IO.popen("taskkill /f /im CertificateCheck.exe")
2) Start CertificateCheck by double clicking the exe (make sure the
popup.lst file is present in the same directory as
CertificateCheck).Then start executing your testcases. After all
testcases have finished close the script (present in the system tray).
Why run the process(security alert close script) separately?
(independent of test script)
When testing a webpage .. certificates can expire anytime ... also you
are not testing the certificate cause qa env and prod env certificates
would be different.
So would be better to keep this part separate from your test script.
Hence even if there are no certificate popups .. there would not be
any changes to be made to the test script.
-Tony
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