TestComplete Enterprise Vs Selenium
Hi All, We have a TestComplete license and we are using it for test automation of desktop application. Now we are migrating from Desktop to cloud based application. Can anyone pl tell me wh...
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Yes, definitely, but this will require:
a) Some code on TestComplete side to get/set values in the .ini file (don't forget about variables of Table type in TestComplete that I found to be extremely handy to pass data back and forth between tests);
b) Some code in Selenium to do the same (but there are chances that this will be not the same code as in TestComplete, but its copy for Selenium, basically, resulting in duplicated code base);
c) Necessity to follow some agreements so that data of different types (dates, integers, object references...) are processed correctly in both TestComplete and Selenium.
Again, I am not saying this is not possible, but this assumes the necessity of coding that is, actually, not related to the tasks that end-user tries to solve and thus increases the cost of ownership for him, the thing, that TestComplete successfully kept low during its history. (Well, according to my personal experience at least... :) )
a) Some code on TestComplete side to get/set values in the .ini file (don't forget about variables of Table type in TestComplete that I found to be extremely handy to pass data back and forth between tests);
b) Some code in Selenium to do the same (but there are chances that this will be not the same code as in TestComplete, but its copy for Selenium, basically, resulting in duplicated code base);
c) Necessity to follow some agreements so that data of different types (dates, integers, object references...) are processed correctly in both TestComplete and Selenium.
Again, I am not saying this is not possible, but this assumes the necessity of coding that is, actually, not related to the tasks that end-user tries to solve and thus increases the cost of ownership for him, the thing, that TestComplete successfully kept low during its history. (Well, according to my personal experience at least... :) )
