Object Browser not picking up Javaw.exe programs.
Hello all,
Our company here just started using TestComplete. I'm trying to make a few sample test cases, but the Object Browser is not picking up any java programs. One of my co workers got it working on his machine, but unfortunately doesn't remember how he did it. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
-Sean
To help clarify, the java process is not being found. TestComplete seems to find all of the other processes just fine. I also already have the Java Open Application Support extension installed.
Also, via this thread: http://smartbear.com/forums/f74/t55449/Object-browser-can-not-find-the-application-pro I will answer Jared's questions:
TC version : 8.70.727.7
Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.
Both applications launched under administrator.
If I try to capture objects using object spy, TC completely ignores the program I am trying to test and will try to capture an object in the background (I.E. Windows Desktop instead of my java program).
*note* I have enabled Show all user processes, show system processes and show invisible processes.
Our company here just started using TestComplete. I'm trying to make a few sample test cases, but the Object Browser is not picking up any java programs. One of my co workers got it working on his machine, but unfortunately doesn't remember how he did it. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks for your time,
-Sean
To help clarify, the java process is not being found. TestComplete seems to find all of the other processes just fine. I also already have the Java Open Application Support extension installed.
Also, via this thread: http://smartbear.com/forums/f74/t55449/Object-browser-can-not-find-the-application-pro I will answer Jared's questions:
TC version : 8.70.727.7
Operating system: Windows 7 Professional 64 bit.
Both applications launched under administrator.
If I try to capture objects using object spy, TC completely ignores the program I am trying to test and will try to capture an object in the background (I.E. Windows Desktop instead of my java program).
*note* I have enabled Show all user processes, show system processes and show invisible processes.
