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Open File command issue in Quick access Textbox

Sathishk07
Sathishk07 Posts: 8 ✭
in SOAtest

Through automation, when Open file command is passed to Quick Access Text box, getting following error.
"There is no handler to execute for command org.eclipse.ui.edit.text.openLocalFile"
This issue occurs only when user enters the command through automation. We could not reproduce the same issue manually. Error screenshot attached for reference.
Kindly share your suggestions to overcome this issue in Parasoft SOATest.

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  • jakubiak
    jakubiak Posts: 813 admin

    Can you explain what you mean by "entering the command through automation"? Are you using some tool to automatically perform actions within SOAtest?

  • Sathishk07
    Sathishk07 Posts: 8 ✭

    We use Pega Openspan RPA tool to automate actions within SOATest. We pass the open file command by using Pega tool and then SOATest throws an eclipse error message (attached). Let know if you need any further details

  • benken_parasoft
    benken_parasoft Posts: 1,309 ✭✭✭
    edited September 2019

    then SOATest throws an eclipse error message

    This is Eclipse throwing an Eclipse error message. "There is no handler to execute for command" is an error message from the Eclipse IDE. The command referenced in the message has ID "org.eclipse.ui.edit.text.openLocalFile". This is the "File > Open File..." action from the menu bar, contributed by the core Eclipse bundle "org.eclipse.ui.ide". This command is present in Eclipse, even without any Parasoft bundles (like SOAtest) being installed.

    I wouldn't be able to comment on what Pega RPA may be doing or not doing correctly in this regard. Perhaps you are attempting to execute that command too soon on IDE startup, before the "org.eclipse.ui.ide" bundle is initialized? Or perhaps Pega RPA has an alternative way to click "File > Open File..." that is more reliable?

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