RunRoutine multiple scripts with one log

[Valença]

Hello, 

I am trying to execute multiple scripts via COM ( javascript ). My problem is: for each RunRoutine that i execute, i got 1 log for testComplete.

Javascript Code:

var projectSuite = "C:\\Testes\\Controle de Transportadoras\\ControleTransportadora.pjs";

var project = "ControleTransportadora";
var unitName = "Multas";
var progID = "TestComplete.TestCompleteX64Application";

try {
  var te = GetObject("", progID);
}
catch(e) {
  te = new ActiveXObject(progID);
}

var integration = te.Integration;

integration.RunRoutine(project,unitName, "clickButton9");
while (integration.IsRunning())
    WScript.sleep(100);

integration.RunRoutine(project, unitName, "clickButton5");  
while (integration.IsRunning())
    WScript.sleep(100);

TestComplete Code:

function clickButton9(){
    Sys.Process("calc").Window("CalcFrame", "Calculadora", 1).Window("CalcFrame", "", 1).Window("#32770", "", 2).Window("Button", "9", 14).Click();
}


function clickButton5(){
    Sys.Process("calc").Window("CalcFrame", "Calculadora", 1).Window("CalcFrame", "", 1).Window("#32770", "", 2).Window("Button", "5", 10).Click(); 
}

Is there a way to get ONE log for all Routines?

Running all routines together the execution time will be more faster.

[tristaanogre]

rather than running one routine at a time, you can link each routine into a test item in TestComplete and then run the whole project.

[Valença]

I dont wanna group the routines in TestComplete, its dont resolve my problem.

I need to run multiple routines by javascript via COM, all in sequence and get ONE log for all this sequence.

[tristaanogre]

Unfortunately, that's not how test complete works.  In order for a single log to be generated, you need to run multiple routines connected in some way in the TestComplete tool.  The easiest way to do this is by creating a Test Item for each routine on the project level and executing the project as a whole.

see https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/managing-projects/test-items.html

[TanyaYatskovska · Accepted solution]

Hi @Valença,

If you use a custom script to run your test, perhaps, it's worth creating a custom test log. You can export the current log to the XML format and parse it to create the report in the format you need. The following article describes the exported structure:

https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/log/working-with/exporting/structure.ht...