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TestComplete interacts with the UI of the Web Browser when executing many test cases. To run the scripts on IE 9, that browser needs to be installed on the machine that is running the scripts and the same for the other browser versions.
I believe there are a number of tools and utilities that can be installed on your test machine to support multiple versions of a browser at a time. Depending on your need, different tools may be necessary.
- sbharath04909 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks for reply,
So can I use VM ware for installing multiple browsers and need to Install TC also in VM's and get the access through Remote desktop.
Thanks,
Bharath
- tristaanogre9 years agoEsteemed Contributor
Yup. Although, if you have installation licenses for TestExecute that you can put on the VM's, that would be better than installing the full TestComplete application on those VM's. You can then write your automation tests to run on a different browser based upon the environment if need be.
- sbharath04909 years agoNew Contributor
Hi
Please let me know,
- Does Test Complete have multiple browser support of Non Locally install browsers? Meaning does Test complete have built in Plugins for each of these browsers and OS’s. Examples Windows 7 and IE 11, IOS 9 and Safari, Windows 8 and Chrome, Windows 10 and Firefox
- If Question 1 is no. Could test complete integrate with tools like http://Browserstack.com,
Thanks,
Bharath