Built-in tool for pairwise testing
Hi all, The application I test contain many parameters, each with several values. I'm looking into pairwise testing as a way of reducing the many combinations (several million) to a more manage...
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AlexeyKolosov
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StaffHi Kresten,
Thanks for the description, your request is clearer now. However, please note that specific scenario and specific actions can vary greatly and I'm still not sure what (except for automatic data retrieval from the selected controls and data enumeration, which is not too hard to accomplish) can be automated on TestComplete's side here.
I've got an idea which can probably help you achieve what you want with the current functionality of TestComplete: using the User Forms feature, you can try implementing the needed "tests builder" as a part of your TestComplete's test. Here's what I mean:
1. Create a user form in your TestComplete project.
2. Add the needed controls, including the TObjectPicker control to the form. This will allow you to select the needed controls.
3. Create a script which will take the selected control(s), enumerate the possible values and store them in arrays.
4. When a button is clicked in the user form, build your CSV/XML/XLS file(s) as needed.
Thanks for the description, your request is clearer now. However, please note that specific scenario and specific actions can vary greatly and I'm still not sure what (except for automatic data retrieval from the selected controls and data enumeration, which is not too hard to accomplish) can be automated on TestComplete's side here.
I've got an idea which can probably help you achieve what you want with the current functionality of TestComplete: using the User Forms feature, you can try implementing the needed "tests builder" as a part of your TestComplete's test. Here's what I mean:
1. Create a user form in your TestComplete project.
2. Add the needed controls, including the TObjectPicker control to the form. This will allow you to select the needed controls.
3. Create a script which will take the selected control(s), enumerate the possible values and store them in arrays.
4. When a button is clicked in the user form, build your CSV/XML/XLS file(s) as needed.