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So really what you are trying to do is run each of those test items and get separate logs for each? Is that the only reason you have them in Excel?
I have my testcases in excel mainly due to business requirement.
I write the testcases and automate it myself using JScript. A new business requirement asks if it is possible for other people who have no experience in TestComplete or JScript to create and run testcases themselves.
If they can follow the testcase template I can give them then the parsing and execution will be OK. But my current implementation makes use of a couple of event handlers (OnStartTest/OnStopTest for example). Not only for logging, but also for error handling and other custom developed features/plugins. I would like to reuse as much of this is possible. These events are triggered for each Test Item. So I require that each testcase has its own Test Item so that the events are properly triggered.
The only way I know to make a new Test Item is by adding them manually to the project file using TestComplete. I am looking for a way to do this without them requiring it to do it themselves.
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