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HKosova
Alumni
14 years agoHi Robert,
The scenario you described can be implemented by embedding the TestRecorder component (included in TestComplete Enterprise) into your application. This component is essentially a standalone TestComplete recorder. It enables developers to record user actions performed inside the application similar to how TestComplete does it, but without having TestComplete installed on the computer. The developers can control when to start, pause, resume and stop recording and save the recorded data to a file that can later be imported as a keyword test or a script in TestComplete.
For details, please refer to TestRecorder documentation and examine sample applications that come with TestRecorder.
The scenario you described can be implemented by embedding the TestRecorder component (included in TestComplete Enterprise) into your application. This component is essentially a standalone TestComplete recorder. It enables developers to record user actions performed inside the application similar to how TestComplete does it, but without having TestComplete installed on the computer. The developers can control when to start, pause, resume and stop recording and save the recorded data to a file that can later be imported as a keyword test or a script in TestComplete.
For details, please refer to TestRecorder documentation and examine sample applications that come with TestRecorder.