public void AutoConnectorTests_DragADecisionOnStartAutoConnectorNode_ASecondConnectorIsCreated()
{
Mouse.MouseMoveSpeed = 500;
Mouse.MouseDragSpeed = 500;
CreateWorkflow();
Point point = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetStartNodeBottomAutoConnectorPoint(TabManagerUIMap.GetActiveTab());
//Drag a control to the design surface
ToolboxUIMap.DragControlToWorkflowDesigner(ToolType.Decision, point);
DecisionWizardUIMap.ClickDone(2500);
//If the screen resolution is low or if the studio is windowed this point can jump as soon as the control is dragged over the work surface, the control might need to be re-dragged to hit the connector line
Point newPoint = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetStartNodeBottomAutoConnectorPoint(TabManagerUIMap.GetActiveTab());
if (point != newPoint)
{
WorkflowDesignerUIMap.DragControl("Decision", newPoint);
}
var connectors = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetAllConnectors();
//Assert start auto connector worked
Assert.AreEqual(1, connectors.Count, "Start auto connector doesnt work");
}
public void AutoConnectorTests_DragAnActivityOnALineBetweenConnectors_ASecondConnectorIsCreated()
{
//Drag an activity to the design surface
var theTab = ExplorerUIMap.DoubleClickWorkflow("AutoConnectorResource", "UI Test Resources");
var control = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.FindControlByAutomationId(TabManagerUIMap.GetActiveTab(), "MultiAssignDesigner");
// slow it down so it works ;)
Mouse.MouseMoveSpeed = 500;
Mouse.MouseDragSpeed = 500;
//Note that this point is a position relative to the multi assign on the design surface. This is to ensure that the tool is dropped exactly on the line
if (control != null)
{
var point = new Point(control.BoundingRectangle.X + 120, control.BoundingRectangle.Y - 140);
ExplorerUIMap.DragResourceOntoWorkflowDesigner(theTab, "Email Service", "Communication", "localhost", point);
if (WorkflowDesignerUIMap.TryCloseMappings("Email Service"))
{
//If the screen resolution is low or if the studio is windowed this point can jump as soon as the control is dragged over the work surface, the control might need to be re-dragged to hit the connector line
var newPoint = new Point(control.BoundingRectangle.X + 120, control.BoundingRectangle.Y - 140);
if (point != newPoint)
{
WorkflowDesignerUIMap.DragControl("Email Service", new Point(control.BoundingRectangle.X + 120, control.BoundingRectangle.Y - 40));
}
}
else
{
//If the screen resolution is low or if the studio is windowed this point can jump as soon as the control is dragged over the work surface, the control might need to be re-dragged to hit the connector line
var newPoint = new Point(control.BoundingRectangle.X + 120, control.BoundingRectangle.Y - 140);
if (point != newPoint)
{
WorkflowDesignerUIMap.DragControl("Email Service", newPoint);
}
}
}
else
{
throw new Exception("MultiAssignDesigner not found on active tab");
}
var connectors = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetAllConnectors();
//Assert start auto connector worked
Assert.IsTrue(connectors.Count >= 2, "Connector line wasn't split");
}
public void AutoConnectorTests_DragAToolOnStartAutoConnectorNode_AConnectorIsCreated()
{
UITestControl theTab = CreateWorkflow();
Point point = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetStartNodeBottomAutoConnectorPoint(theTab);
//Drag a control to the design surface
ToolboxUIMap.DragControlToWorkflowDesigner(ToolType.Assign, point);
//If the screen resolution is low or if the studio is windowed this point can jump as soon as the control is dragged over the work surface, the control might need to be re-dragged to hit the connector line
Point newPoint = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetStartNodeBottomAutoConnectorPoint(theTab);
if (point != newPoint)
{
WorkflowDesignerUIMap.DragControl("Assign", newPoint);
}
List <UITestControl> connectors = WorkflowDesignerUIMap.GetAllConnectors();
//Assert start auto connector worked
Assert.AreEqual(1, connectors.Count, "Start auto connector was not created");
}