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'/******************************************************************************
'*
'* owner : gregor.hartmann@oracle.com
'*
'* short description : Test VBA compatibility switches
'*
'\******************************************************************************
testcase tBasicVBACompatSecurityCheck()
printlog( "Test VBA Security feature" )
printlog( "VBA macros may not ignore global macro security setting" )
' This test case is based on the use cases provided in issue #i109699
const IMPORT_EXCEL_MACROS = TRUE
const EXEC_EXCEL_MACROS = TRUE
const MACRO_IDENTIFICATION_MESSAGE = "Clicked"
const MACRO_NAME = "CommandButton1_Click"
const WORK_FILE = "framework/optional/input/vba-compat/Book1.xls"
dim cTestFile as string : cTestFile = gTesttoolPath & WORK_FILE
dim iSecurityLevel as integer
printlog( "Set VBA macro handling to import and execute" )
hSetExcelBasicImportMode( IMPORT_EXCEL_MACROS, EXEC_EXCEL_MACROS )
for iSecurityLevel = GC_MACRO_SECURITY_LEVEL_MEDIUM to GC_MACRO_SECURITY_LEVEL_VERYHIGH
printlog( "Adjust security level" )
hSetMacroSecurityAPI( iSecurityLevel )
printlog( "Load the test file" )
hFileOpen( cTestFile )
printlog( "Deny macro execution or close macros blocked message" )
if ( iSecurityLevel = GC_MACRO_SECURITY_LEVEL_MEDIUM ) then
hDenyMacroExecution()
else
kontext "Active"
Active.ok()
endif
printlog( "Try to execute macro via macro organizer" )
hMacroOrganizerRunMacro( MACRO_NAME )
printlog( "Probe for warning message (or macro)" )
kontext "Active"
if ( Active.exists( 2 ) ) then
if ( Active.getText() = MACRO_IDENTIFICATION_MESSAGE ) then
warnlog( "Macro was executed though macro execution has been denied" )
Active.ok()
else
printlog( "Macro execution blocked - warning is displayed." )
Active.ok()
endif
else
warnlog( "No warning message for blocked macro execution" )
endif
' recover silently, the warnings above should say it all.
kontext "Makro"
if ( Makro.exists() ) then Makro.cancel()
printlog( "Close file" )
hDestroyDocument()
next iSecurityLevel
printlog( "Reset VBA import options to default" )
hSetExcelImportModeDefault()
printlog( "Reset macro security level to default" )
hSetMacroSecurityAPI( GC_MACRO_SECURITY_LEVEL_DEFAULT )
endcase
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