Hi Sreekanth,
It's worth requesting the TestComplete trial and playing with it a bit to learn for sure how the product works for your own tasks.
See my comments below:
>> 1. Native Applications Support (Will the same script work in both iOS & Android)
You can get access to native objects of your app through TestComplete. You need to prepare the apps for this. However, the procedures for the iOS and Android platforms are different. So, refer to the product documentation for details:
"Testing Mobile Applications".
>> 2. Hybrid Applications Support (Will the same script work in both iOS & Android)
Testing hybrid applications is supported only on the Android platform at the moment. You can find the details
here.
>> 3. Web Application Support (Will the same script work in both iOS & Android)
The same as for Hybrid applications.
>> Object Identification
To test mobile apps in white-box, additional preparations should be performed. For iOS, you need to compile the app with an additional module. For Android, you need to perform the automatic (default) instrumentation of the app.
>>Complexity of writing Automation scripts using default editor(Easy/Medium/Difficult)
You can use TestComplete's Recording feature to create tests. It will record all actions you perform over your app. Sometimes, it may be required to modify the recorded operations. However, it should be much easier when creating tests from scratch.
>>Reporting
TestComplete provides a detailed report about the test execution. Please refer to the
"Test Results" article and those related for more information.
Alumni