invoking java functions from testcomplete

you have to add your classes as like below.

<package name as like your import of that class>.<class name>

That's got me to the next step. I was specifying java.dll rather than jvm.dll which was actually one folder down.

Thanks Shankar and Alex.

You say you have defined your jars, have you specified the classes you are wanting to call in the Java Classes section above the Class Paths?

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chickswrote:

I am trying to invoke testing functions written  in java  from testcomplete following 

Calling Functions From Java Classes 

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/advanced/using-external-functions/calling-from-java-classes.html

 

I have defined  my java bridge and specified my jars, but code complete is not completing anything for JavaClasses

Under "Install Extensions"  Java Application Support and Java Classes Support is enabled.

 

It seems as if TestComplete is not seeing the java runtime ?

 

I have the Process Filter set to "use only selected processes"  I tried adding java to the process list,  and also selecting "use all processes"  but this did not seem to make any difference in showing Java clasess under code complete.

 

I am using version 12 .10 of TestComplete.

 

 

 

 

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My classes were uploaded. 

I'm sorry Shankar,  I don't understand.

I'm using 64  bit test complete 12.10.

Changing to specify the 64  bit JRE does not seem to change the behavior.

Changing to specify the exact jars does not seem to change the behavior.

The desired behavior is that code complete gives me some dropdowns for the java classes.  However,  it remains empty.

When I try: 

function test_java_api() {

bob = JavaClasses.excentus.tests.excentus.rl.rise.integration.api.RiseAPI;

}

I get: 

'JavaClasses' is undefined Error location: Unit: "Shell_Member_Portal_suite\MemberPortal\Script\prototypes" Line: 4369 Column: 4.

do the java classes need to be under the test complete folder ?

So i'm trying to "industrialize" this now, by which I mean move it off my laptop and have it run in test execute.  I downloaded the jar classes and jvm dll runtime onto the test execute machine.  However,  (I am guessing) that the java bridge property is not being updated properly on the test execute box.  

Even when I update the java bridge in test complete and "save all" the files are not showing any updates on the test complete laptop.  I assumed it was part of the .pjs or .mds files but it does not seem to be.   

Where is the java bridge property stored in the files ?  

Thanks Shankar.  that's got it..... actually not copying the specified java bridge gives me the option of not maintaining the same version of the java runtime on each p latform.

Regards,  Curt