Programatically export test run results to HTML using COM

You can get the name of the log by calling

IntegrationObject.GetLastResultDescription().LogFileName

It will always point to a xml file called RootLogData.dat

Parse this xml and look for the Prp tag with the attribute name="filename". In the attribute value you will find the name of the log file. Something like this: ="{D7603EDA-C8B8-4006-9D57-F034297D444A}"

This log file is a xml file as well. Now parse this xml and write your desired html code. Every Node tag represents a message line.

Is this relating to TestComplete MSTest or TCUnitTest unit tests?

Are you using MSTest or TCUnitTest to interact with your application?

If you see TestComplete Command Line, the parameter /ExportLog has option to export to HTML

How are you connecting to your COM application?

This is the workflow we would like to have happen.  After we run a test suite, we would like to get these results as HTML.

Is this able to help you Integration Object - Common Tasks, Integration.Integration.ExportResults - 

export the results of the last test run to a .mht file ?

I've never had any issues with Edge viewing MTH, but certain users have. There's a discussion here https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-Questions/The-latest-version-of-Edge-114-no-longer-always-opens-Mht-files/td-p/251440

Also try, in order for Edge to open MHT files you may need to configure the following:

• Open Microsoft Edge on Windows 10.
• Click the Settings and More (ellipsis) button on the top-right corner.
• Select the Settings option.
• Click on Default browser.
• Under the “Internet Explorer compatibility” section, turn on the “Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode” toggle switch.
• Click the Restart button.

Using Integration Object Methods, and displaying the MTH results in Edge

There's also C# library to convert MTH to HTML too.