event handler for OnStopTestCase
i'm having a bit of trouble understanding how the OnStopTestCase event handler gets triggered. I'm attaching a few screen shots to show how i think it should work.
the execution plan screensho...
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Here's the documentation for OnStopTestCase
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/reference/events/onstoptestcase.html
If it doesn't fit where you would like it to, at the bottom of the article, you'll see a link to Handling Events
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/advanced/handling-events/index.html
You can use that to create your own event handlers.
i have been looking at both those articles for quite a while now and still not "getting" it. When i used testcomplete a couple of years ago (i could be wrong but) i don't remember there being an execution plan in the project with all those checkboxes. were "test cases" identified somehow differently in the past? in the article found at
it doesn't even show the two handlers for test cases only for tests. is that article outdated because my testcomplete lists both of them under Test Engine Events.
The first linked article you posted says this about OnStopTestCase:
Description
Occurs when TestComplete stops running a test case:
- When the execution of any project test item marked as a test case is stopped (regardless of whether you run individual test items or the entire project).
Well, i have marked SignInOut as a test case in my execution plan. all the test items are children of it. i would think that when the last child completes the parent testcase is complete (stops running).
as for the second link in your reply aren't you still restricted to use only the event handlers that appear in the "available events" list?
Examples would really be helpful here. thanks!
What version of TestComplete are you using?
Version: 15.30.355.7 x64
I think you could use this example for what you are trying to do. Check for the current name to be equal to that of your parent test case.
