Hello,
I think this can be a good way to do it.
- 1. Identify the object or step in which the error should come up.
- 2. Add a catch step after that step. Remeber a catch step can check for different errors. In my example I am looking for errors of "Any" type.
- 3. Add a "If-Verify" step into the Catch step to instruct what to do in case an error occurs.
* For the "If-Verify" step you should provide the object that contains the error message. The arguments are If Object´s Visible Text contains "Server not found"
- 4. Into the if-verify step we should give instructions about what to do in case the text "Server not found" is found. Add a "Evaluate JavaScript" step and add the following code:
LR.log ("Server not found", "Error");
The text of the error message can be customized in the first argument and the second argument is the level of the error:
- Error
- Warning
- Standard
- Extended
- Status
See the attachment for reference.
PD: if you are trying to capture any error message (not just Server not found) the logic is different. Please let me know.
