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shankar_r
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7 years ago
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Is there any way to know TestComplete/TestExecute running in 64 bit or 32 Bit in scripts?

Do we have option in scripts to get TestComplete/TestExecute running in 64 bit or 32 Bit?

 

something like is64Bit()

  • shankar_r's avatar
    shankar_r
    7 years ago

    Now, I gotta multiple ways of doing this scenario right. I'm currently having below function.

     

    function is64BitClient()
{
      var tcprocess = Sys.WaitProcess("Test*te", 0);
      
      if(tcprocess.Exists)
      {
            if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x64")
            {
                  return true;
            }
            else if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x86")
            {
                  return false;
            }
            else
            {
                  throw "Not able to grab the process type";
            }
      }
      throw "Not able to find the TestComplete/TestExecute process";   
}

    Thanks everyone for your insights on this.

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  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    Champion Level 3
    7 years ago

    Hi,

     

    Not sure something like this exists 'out-of-the-box'.

    Quick idea: get Sys.Process('Test*te') process and check its .Path property. If it contains 'x64' then TestComplete/TestExecute is of 64-bit architecture.

    • shankar_r's avatar
      shankar_r
      Community Hero
      7 years ago

      Yeah, Currently I'm doing the same way, I will get the ParamStr and checks the TestComplete.exe/TestExecute.exe string then in that string i will be checking whether it has x64 or not.

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      AlexKaras
      Champion Level 3
      7 years ago

      Em-m...
      Update: Every process has .ProcessType property, so the check like

      if (x86 == process.ProcessType)

        ...

      seems to be more reliable than launch path parsing.

      • shankar_r's avatar
        shankar_r
        Community Hero
        7 years ago

        Here is the code I'm using now to get the is64Bit(),

         

        function is64BitClient()
{
      var tcprocess = Utils.CreateStubObject();
      
      if(Sys.Process("TestComplete").Exists)
      {
            tcprocess = Sys.Process("TestComplete");
      }
      else if(Sys.Process("TestExecute").Exists)
      {
            tcprocess = Sys.Process("TestExecute");     
      }
      
      if(tcprocess.Exists)
      {
            if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x64")
            {
                  return true;
            }
            else if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x86")
            {
                  return false;
            }
            else
            {
                  throwCustomError("Not able to grab the process type");
            }
      }
      throwCustomError("Not able to find the TestComplete/TestExecute process");
}
  • HKosova's avatar
    HKosova
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    7 years ago

    Other ways:

    function isTestComplete64Bit() {
      var testrunner = Sys.FindId(Win32API.GetCurrentProcessId());
      return (testrunner.ProcessType == "x64");
    }
    function isTestComplete64Bit() {
  var env = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%");
  // TC ver < 12 : 
  // var env = Sys.OleObject("WScript.Shell").ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%");
  
  return (env != "x86");
}

    In Python:

    import sys

def isTestComplete64Bit():
  # http://docs.python.org/library/platform.html#cross-platform
  return sys.maxsize > 2**32 
    • AlexKaras's avatar
      AlexKaras
      Champion Level 3
      7 years ago

      HKosova:

      > var env = WshShell.ExpandEnvironmentStrings("%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%");

      Helen, is it safe to assume that processor architecture always match application's bitness?

       

      shankar_r:

      This piece of code:

            var tcprocess = Utils.CreateStubObject();
           
            if(Sys.Process("TestComplete").Exists)
            {
                  tcprocess = Sys.Process("TestComplete");
            }
            else if(Sys.Process("TestExecute").Exists)
            {
                  tcprocess = Sys.Process("TestExecute");    
            }

      can be replaced with this one (considering the fact that only one instance of TestComplete or TestExecute can exist in the system for the given user at the same time):

            var tcprocess = Sys.WaitProcess("Test*te", 0);

      :)

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        shankar_r
        Community Hero
        7 years ago

        Now, I gotta multiple ways of doing this scenario right. I'm currently having below function.

         

        function is64BitClient()
{
      var tcprocess = Sys.WaitProcess("Test*te", 0);
      
      if(tcprocess.Exists)
      {
            if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x64")
            {
                  return true;
            }
            else if(tcprocess.ProcessType == "x86")
            {
                  return false;
            }
            else
            {
                  throw "Not able to grab the process type";
            }
      }
      throw "Not able to find the TestComplete/TestExecute process";   
}

        Thanks everyone for your insights on this.