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What kind of test do you make ? web ? desktop ? using xpath, ? using TC object model ?.
If you want to access to object properties, you must access to the memory associated.
So with that, you can't do remotely this kind of test.
What you can do is jenkins launch remotely testexecute but the testexecute must be installed on test machine.
- naeron5 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks for the reply.
Our are mostly desktop tests and using TC object . So in that case we will need test execute on the machine, As we deploy our machines in AWS nightly fresh from start so licensing of test execute can be a issue there if we run them on different provisioned machines nightly .
- BenoitB5 years agoCommunity Hero
You can make automatic deployment of TestExecute, perhaps it can help a little:
- naeron5 years agoNew Contributor
Thanks for the help.
SO does that mean now we will have two layers of test execute/test complete if we want to run tests remotely. One is on jenkins agent and other is on app machine.
Can we just have test execute on test machine and have jenkins agent invoke test remotely?Do we need to have testcomplete/test execute on jenkins agent.
- BenoitB5 years agoCommunity Hero
I'm not expert with these, i think some other here are far better than me to give you a full answer.
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