CHROMIUM EMBEDDED CONTENT

[ThomasCasserly]

Hi all, 

I am getting a pop up message while running Testcomplete with Google Chrome re Chromium embedded Framework. Message informs that embedded content can be accessed by running the application from the Tested application project item in Testcomplete.

Just wondering what this is, how do I access it?

Thanks.

[tristaanogre]

So... question:  Is the application you're testing a web based application or a desktop application? Along with that, do you have the Web and/or the Desktop modules for TestComplete licensed?  Check the following link for more information.

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/desktop/cef/about.html

[Marsha_R]

and by the way your caps lock seems to be stuck 😉

[ThomasCasserly]

Hi I'm testing a web based applicaiton and only have the web module installed, no desktop testing module. Haven't checked out the link yet but will do so.

Thanks

[ThomasCasserly]

Nope, I'm just a SHOUTER!!!!

[tristaanogre]

It's odd that you're being prompted on CEF when you're running a web application.

Do you have the Chrome extension for TestComplete installed and updated?

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/general/preparing-browsers/chrome.ht...

[ThomasCasserly]

The extension is installed, I can see the icon in the toolbar. As to whether it is updated or not I will have to check.

[tristaanogre]

Ok... so... where are you getting that dialog from your OP?  When you're executing?  Or are you doing something else?  A bit more context as to what's generating the dialog would be helpful.

[ThomasCasserly]

Hi Robert,

I'm not sure where the dialog is coming from, I haven't really been paying attention to assessing that when in appears.

What is OP short for? Operating system?

When the dialog has appeared it looks like it has been generated by the browser, as the browser window is on top, with test complete minimised.

[tristaanogre]

OP  = Original Post.

If you're testing a web based application in the Chrome browser, as far as I know, you shouldn't be getting that dialog, especially if you are licensed for Web Application testing.

Double check a) your licensing and b) go to File | Install Extensions and make sure that the Web plugin is turned on.