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TestComplete License Manager and Amazon WorkSpaces

We recently subscribed to TC-PRO-FLC TestComplete PRO Bundle - Floating License - (Includes 1 year Maintenance).  Quantity 3.

 

We don’t have a network in the traditional sense - no file server, no domain controller(s), etc. Just a router, switch, and wireless controller that drives our four Wifi access points. Every service we use is cloud-based. As you can imagine, our staff is working remotely these days, accessing these cloud-based services from their home offices.  Adding to the fun is that we are an exclusively MacOS shop - not a Windows device in sight.

 

Is it possible to install License Manager on an Amazon WorkSpaces Windows image?  Is it permissible under the license agreement?  Has anyone done this?  What are the gotchas?

 

Is there anything on the roadmap to move to a more modern licensing management arrangement?  It's a pretty virtual world out there...

 

Thanks is advance!

 

  • Ryan_Moran's avatar
    Ryan_Moran
    11 years ago

    Functions that reside in other scripts, and that are linked with USEUNIT, effectively become part of the current script.

    You can call them "dynamically" as in your first example like so:

    //USEUNIT My_File
function test(){
  var functions = ["button_one", "button_two", "button_three"]
  for (var i = 0; i < functions.length; i++){
    var button = My_File[functions[i]]();
    button.Click()
  }
}

     

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