using LoginPI.Engine.ScriptBase;
using System;
public class activation_Office365Desktop : ScriptBase {
    void Execute() {
		/*
		-Disclaimer: This workload is provided as-is and might need further configuration and customization to work successfully in each unique environment. For further Professional Services-based customization please consult with the Login VSI Support and Services team. Please refer to the Help Center section "Application Customization" for further self-help information regarding workload crafting and implementation.
		-Run the workload against the "target" using Script Editor to ensure it will work before uploading it and testing with it
		-Go through the workload to understand what it's doing. Comment out any unneeded app tests (code blocks) or add on any needed functional testing
		-Workload version and changelist:
		--V1.0 | original
		-Leave Application running compatibility: false
		Workload developed with:
		-Login PI ScriptingToolSet ver. 3.5.9
		-winword 365 Desktop version (reskinned 2019) ver. 1907
		-Windows 10 x64 Pro winver 1903 18362.356
		This script will:
		-Close out of Office desktop applications to prepare for activation
		-Open winword
		-Wait for the Activation flow window to appear
		-Progress through the flow and enter the defined account information
		-Wait for activation to complete and close out of the Office applications
		Please update the following variables:
		*/ 
        int TimeoutSeconds = 30; // Define here how many seconds to wait for functions to timeout; example: 30 -- for example, if winword doesn't launch in the timeout period
        int WaitSeconds = 5; // Define here how many seconds to wait in between functions; example: 5. This will allow for the target application's UI to catch up
        int CharactersPerMinuteType = 180; // Define how many characters per minute the typing function will type; example; 180
        string DomainName = "@contoso.com"; // Define here the name of the test account's domain; example: "@contoso.com" -- this will be typed
        string WinwordLandingPageTitle = "*Document1*"; // Define here the name of the winword landing page; example: "*Document1*"
        int WaitSecondsActivation = 30; // Define here how many seconds to wait for the activation server communication to finalize; example: 30
                
        // Making sure Office not running in the first place
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im winword.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im excel.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im lync.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im powerpnt.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im outlook.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im microsoft.aad*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        Wait(WaitSeconds);

        // Starting winword.exe and waiting for the initial landing page title to appear
        START(mainWindowTitle:WinwordLandingPageTitle,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);

        // Locating the Office activation window; interacting with it if it ends up existings
        var ActivationPrompt = FindWindow(title : "Sign in to set up Office",timeout:TimeoutSeconds,continueOnError:true);
        if (ActivationPrompt != null) {
            ActivationPrompt.Focus(); // Bringing activation prompt into focus
            var SignInButton = ActivationPrompt.FindControl(className : "Button:NetUISimpleButton", title :"Sign in",timeout:TimeoutSeconds); // Finding the sign-in button and clicking it
            Wait(WaitSeconds);
            SignInButton.Click();
            
            // Waiting for user account/email address field to show, then typing the account name
            var UsernameField = MainWindow.FindControl(className : "Edit", title : "Email address",timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
            Wait(WaitSeconds);
            UsernameField.Click();
            Wait(WaitSeconds);
            Type(Environment.UserName,cpm:CharactersPerMinuteType);
            Wait(WaitSeconds);
            Type(DomainName,cpm:CharactersPerMinuteType);
            Wait(WaitSeconds);
            var NextActivationButton = MainWindow.FindControl(className : "Button", title : "Next",timeout:TimeoutSeconds); // Clicking on the Next button to progress in the flow, which will communicate with activation servers
            NextActivationButton.Click();
            
            Wait(WaitSecondsActivation); // This will wait for the defined time for Office to activate
        }

        // The following will close out of winword and Office applications again
        STOP();
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im winword.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im excel.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im lync.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im powerpnt.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im outlook.ex*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
        ShellExecute("cmd /c taskkill /f /im microsoft.aad*",waitForProcessEnd:true,timeout:TimeoutSeconds);
    }
}