Based upon what I see, it will require you to download and utilize the TestComplete SDK. I'm assuming that SDK should have some documentation along with it. Have you looked into that?
Hi,
In case your tested application is .Net-based, this help article might appear to be relevant: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/wpf/template-support.html
.NET-based, yes, but we're using WinForms, Telerik and other UI solutions, all of which have been customized heavily.
I believe the SDK will be our friend from here on out.
Thank you, everyone, for your suggestions!
Hi,
> WinForms, Telerik and other UI solutions, all of which have been customized heavily.
AlexKaraswrote:Hi,
> WinForms, Telerik and other UI solutions, all of which have been customized heavily.
This appears to be just for supporting controls that you would like to behave like preexisting controls which are already supported by TC. So, say if you built a tab array which had the same (or similar) feature set as a vendor's control, you could map your control class under a similar node in the Object Mapping tree. If my understanding of this feature is wrong here, please let me know.
From my experimentation, the Object Mapping doesn't appear to affect the interactivity of the problem objects/controls.
In our situation, the controls have been modified heavily on top of the base class; for example, the class 'RadPageView' (Telerik) has had functionality built on top of it to the point where TC does not recognize the base class or added functionality. In code it is still using the same class name, it is just that now TC doesn't know how to use our version of RadPageView objects.
Thank you for the suggestion, however :)
