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Hello Srinivasachary,
TestComplete can't host a web service, it does not implement web server functionality.
However, TestComplete can call methods of web services - see the "Functional Testing of Web Services" help topic:
http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle/?aid=2588- srinivasacharyOccasional ContributorThank Alex for your reply.
Yes I have seen the help for Testing Webservices in Test Complete.
I am trying to create a host for webservice that is able to talk to my script in TestComplete. Since I need to integrate my testcomplete scripts with Windows Workflow (WWF)( Automation Framework I am using) . For that I need to develop a script. Do you have any solutions to this. I appreciate if you can give me any other solutions.
Thank you,
Srinivasachary,
Hello Srinivasachary,
Sorry, we don't have anything like this. I can try to suggest something if you describe your task in detail:
How exactly do you need to integrate the script into your framework?
Do you need to run the scripts from another program?
That is, I need to know what exact functionality/behavior you need from TestComplete's side.- srinivasacharyOccasional ContributorHello Alex,
Here are my questions.
1. Can TestComplete scripts be compiled into a library (.dll) to be invoked directly in a standard C# application (.exe)?
2. I want to run the TC scripts from C# code. How?
Please give suggest me is it possible?
Thanks,
Srinivasachary. - AlexKarasChampion Level 3Hi Srinivasachary,
> Can TestComplete scripts be compiled into a library (.dll) [...]
No, this is not possible.
> I want to run the TC scripts from C# code. How?
Have a look at "Connected Applications", "Creating Connected Applications in C#" and related help topic. (TestComplete/TestExecute must be installed on the machine running the test anyway.)
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