Tests run individually but not in a batch
I have a collection of keyword tests that run quite well individually but fail when I try to run them as a batch. Individually, the tests open IE9, perform a series of actions against a Flex applicati...
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AlexeyKolosov
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StaffHi Scott,
There is no need to re-record anything. One of the advantages provided by Name Mapping is that you can change your mapping criteria in a single place (in your Name Mapping scheme) and these changes will affect all your tests. Just make both iexplore and iexplore1 refer to the same process via editing your Name Mapping scheme. To do it, simply remove the Index property from the processes' mapping criteria - this will make TestComplete take the first matching process which has the needed name. To learn how to do this, please see the Modifying Mapping Criteria help topic. After doing this change, both iexplore and iexplore1 will refer to the same single IE process and you should be able to run your tests.
BTW, note that you should not record new tests while IE is using only a single process if you're going to continue using two processes later.
There is no need to re-record anything. One of the advantages provided by Name Mapping is that you can change your mapping criteria in a single place (in your Name Mapping scheme) and these changes will affect all your tests. Just make both iexplore and iexplore1 refer to the same process via editing your Name Mapping scheme. To do it, simply remove the Index property from the processes' mapping criteria - this will make TestComplete take the first matching process which has the needed name. To learn how to do this, please see the Modifying Mapping Criteria help topic. After doing this change, both iexplore and iexplore1 will refer to the same single IE process and you should be able to run your tests.
BTW, note that you should not record new tests while IE is using only a single process if you're going to continue using two processes later.