Hi all,
can this be done without just using the extension and catching the error?
Regards,
Manfred
Check the aqEnvironment.IsScriptExtensionInstalled and aqEnvironment.IsPluginInstalled methods. Perhaps they can be of use.
You mean during a run I assume?
As obviously you can check installed extensions in TC/TE prior to starting execution ....
(But I'm sure you know that and it's a runtime check you're after .... which I have no idea about .... sorry!)
And I suspect this may depend on the scripting language you're using.
As far as I know, using VBScript, only way is to try using it and catch an error. The other languages TC uses, I don't know so well.
Yes, I check this in the GeneralEvents_OnStartTest Event routine to generate a qualified error message. So far, I catch an error and react on this.
