Missing SCC Provider

Question

I am trying to define an SCC provider for my project suite. When I launch File &gt; Source Countrol, the Select SCC Provider dialog does not display my Visual Studio 2010 program which is installed on the machine. How do I get TestComplete to recognize that I have Microsoft Visual Studio installed on my machine so I can select it from the dialog?

alexeykryuchkov · Answer

Hi Chasmin,You need to install the appropriate MSSCCI provider to integrate TestComplete with your SCC. As far as I understand, you are using Team Foundation Server as an SCC, so try installing Team Foundation Server MSSCCI Provider 2010.

rburnham · Answer

I have the same issue of the Select SCC Provider widow being empty with Test Complete 9.2. I have installed Visual Studio 2012 Test Manager and a TFS MSSCCI Provider (64 bit) from:

http://visualstudiogallery.msdn.microsoft.com/3c7b6813-2617-4d5f-9a1d-5ad980cab5d2

and I have also installed Team Explorer.

How do I correct the issue?

Thanks in advance

alexkaras · Answer

Hi Rafer,Despite the fact that TestComplete can test 64-bit applications, it itself is 32-bit one. Thus you must install 32-bit version of TFS Provider.

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