Hi Fernando Miguel 

The behaviour sounds odd, what Silk Test client are you using (Classic/Workbench/Silk4J/Silk4NET)?

What application configurations are associated with your test/project?

If you create a new test/project and add an application configuration for Notepad only, do you observe the same problem?

Regards
Robert

Thanks Robert

I must correct, my colleagues have not changed to version 21.0.2, they continue with version 21.0.1 and the same behavior is shown.

We use SILK4J

It happens to us with Web applications with Tests that we already run daily and that did not happen.  This happens from this week

With a new project for Notepad we do not observe the same behavior, it works correctly

Hi Fernando Miguel 

Given that the Notepad test worked correctly, I can only think that the BaseState is attempting to open a file that has no default application associated with it, which is causing the "Windows Default Apps" window to open.

Can you attach your silk4j.settings file or post the contents?

I'm specifically interested in the "<applicationConfiguration>...</applicationConfiguration>" section.

Regards.
Robert

Hi RobertM

These are two of them:

uftdeveloper.settings

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<recorderProject version="21.0">
<applicationConfiguration>
<browserType>GoogleChrome</browserType>
<baseStateInfo>
<locator>//BrowserApplication</locator>
<url>interqa.gnp.com.mx/.../url>
</baseStateInfo>
</applicationConfiguration>
<agentOptions>
<entry>
<string>OPT_ASSET_NAMESPACE</string>
<string>NegocioProtegidoOsmar</string>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_SHOW_PLAYBACK_STATUS_DIALOG</string>
<null/>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_XBROWSER_SYNC_MODE</string>
<int>1</int>
</entry>
</agentOptions>
</recorderProject>

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

silk4j.settings

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<recorderProject version="21.0">
<applicationConfiguration>
<browserType>GoogleChrome</browserType>
<baseStateInfo>
<locator>//BrowserApplication</locator>
<url>eotuat.gnp.com.mx/.../url>
</baseStateInfo>
</applicationConfiguration>
<agentOptions>
<entry>
<string>OPT_ASSET_NAMESPACE</string>
<string>CotizacionAutos</string>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_PLAYBACK_STATUS_DIALOG_SCREENSHOTS</string>
<boolean>true</boolean>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_SHOW_PLAYBACK_STATUS_DIALOG</string>
<null/>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_TRUELOG_FORMAT</string>
<int>1</int>
</entry>
<entry>
<string>OPT_XBROWSER_SYNC_MODE</string>
<int>1</int>
</entry>
</agentOptions>
</recorderProject>

As I mentioned before, we've used these scripts before and haven't had that behavior.

Thank You

Fernando

Hi Fernando Miguel 

The URL section does not appear to be correct, however this may because you removed the full web application URL. Is this correct?

If so, can you execute the following and let me know if you observe the Default Apps window appearing?

	@Test
	public void invokeBrowser() {
	    Desktop desktop = new Desktop();
		BrowserBaseState bState = new BrowserBaseState(BrowserType.GoogleChrome, "about:blank");
		bState.execute(desktop);
		
		System.out.println(desktop.exists("//BrowserApplication"));
		
		desktop.<BrowserApplication>find("//BrowserApplication").close();
	}

Can you also confirm that you have a default Web Browser defined in the Default Apps window?

Regards
Robert

Hi RobertM

Sorry, at the time of copying and pasting that part of the URL was removed:

<applicationConfiguration>
<browserType>GoogleChrome</browserType>
<baseStateInfo>
<locator>//BrowserApplication</locator>
<url>interqa.gnp.com.mx/.../url>
</baseStateInfo>
</applicationConfiguration>

- I ran the code and the Default Apps window appears

- and yes I have defined the web browser by default

Regards