Hi,
> iOS device ---> USB ---> Local Machine ---> RDP ---> Remote Server
No, this will not work. Right now TestComplete can access only devices attached via USB to the same machine where TestComplete is running.
Hi,
It should be possible if the device with the tested application can be connected to this virtual machine via USB.
Hi Alex,
Thank you for reply.
I am facing troubles - my master pc can see the device, but the remote server not.
I use standard RDP client for Windows, I setup "Local devices" and select the "Apple iPad" in the list. then I successfully connect to the remote server (Windows Server 2008 R2) and device does not appear here.
Does anybody ever connect iOS device this way?
Thank you
Hi,
Is this the setup that you have:
-- Virtual machine is running on the remote server (Windows Server 2008 R2);
-- Mobile device is connected to this virtual machine and is accessible from it (virtual machine);
-- TestComplete / TestExecute is installed on the virtual machine;
-- You are accessing virtual machine via RDP from your local machine.
If the above setup is correct, then TestComplete running on the virtual machine should be able to access the mobile device connected to the same virtual machine. (Assuming that required setup as per TestComplete's documentation is done.) And I think that tests should continue to run after you disconnect your RDP session using tscon.
I have the following architecture:
iOS device ---> USB ---> Local Machine ---> RDP ---> Remote Server
And I need to map the device on the server.
Hi,
> iOS device ---> USB ---> Local Machine ---> RDP ---> Remote Server
No, this will not work. Right now TestComplete can access only devices attached via USB to the same machine where TestComplete is running.
