It has been mentioned that UltraTree().click(atPath(path)) should work to "navigate" through the tree.

But, it's not. I'm getting various errors.

When the path is "Node1Level1->Node1Level2->Node3Level3", for example. If Node1Level1 isn't expanded, SubitemNotFoundException is thrown. If Node1Level1 is expanded, and I try UltraTree().setState(EXPAND, atPath("Node1Level1")), UnableToPerformActionException is thrown.

There is no "getState" for UltraTree() that I can find, to see if the node is expanded or not.

I have tried:

String[] arPath = Path.split("->");
String finalPath = "";
for (int i = 0; i " + arPath[j];
	else
		finalPath = arPath[0];
	if (i == (arPath.length-1))
		UltraTree().click(atPath(finalPath + "->Location(CAPTION)"));
	else
		UltraTree().setState(EXPAND, atPath(finalPath));
	sleep(2);
}

to click my way through the tree. But as I said, I get those exception thrown.

Not all nodes are expandable, as they don't have children.

Anyone has a better idea?

PS When I try to "ShowTree" from another thread, I got: [code] public void testMain(Object[] args) { UltraTreeTestObject myTree = ; // Variables to hold tree data ITestDataTree CdTree = (ITestDataTree) myTree.getTestData("all tree data"); ITestDataTreeNodes CdTreeNodes = CdTree.getTreeNodes(); ITestDataTreeNode[] CdTreeNode = CdTreeNodes.getRootNodes(); // Print out total number of nodes logInfo("Tree Total Node Count: " + CdTreeNodes.getNodeCount()); logInfo("Tree Root Node Count : " + CdTreeNodes.getRootNodeCount()); // loop through the tree root bands for (int i = 0; i