Automate Testcomplete with batch file
I would like to know if there is a way to run a batch command in Windows to run function in TestComplete, and then print the return value in stdout. My overall goal is actually to run two batch c...
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You need to launch TestComplete with two different credentials? Or you want to launch an application with two different credentials?
What's the return value that you are expecting from the first function, that you want to pass to the second function?
Are you able to do this manually?
I'm just trying to get a better understanding.
1. for credentials, for example I need to run the first function under local user, then I need to run the 2nd function using a shared user credential. I could do each step separately by using two batch commands if I hard-code the input of the 2nd function, but I want to get the return value of the 1st function to be the parameter in the 2nd function.
2. I only want a string return from the 1st function.
3. I'm writing to run batch file/command line for this automation process, but I don't know how/where to store this return value from the 1st function. Again, I don't want to store the intermediate value in a separate file for security.
As far as I understand you case you might want to take a look at the TestedApps project item and use it dinamically, E.G.
# 1 function i = TestedApps.Add(path_to_your_app) p = TestedApps.Items[i].Params.RunAsParams p.Activate() p.UserName = run_as_user_1 p.Password = run_as_password_1 process = TestedApps.Items[i].Run(1, False, timeout) TestedApps.Delete(i) ..... return some string_1 process.Terminate() # 2nd function i = TestedApps.Add(path_to_your_app) p = TestedApps.Items[i].Params.RunAsParams p.Activate() p.UserName = run_as_user_2 p.Password = run_as_password_2 process = TestedApps.Items[i].Run(1, False, timeout) TestedApps.Delete(i) ..... use value of the string_1 process.Terminate()
