Test Execute error
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Test Execute error
WhenI click on Run I get an error in Test execute. Attaching screenshot.
All scripts are in Test Complete on the same VM machine and Test Execute is installed on same VM machine.
Path to scripts is as below in same VM.
C:\Users\SKhan2\Documents\TestComplete 12 Projects\TestComplete 12 Projects\TestProject1sara\TestProject1sara\Log
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Screenshot is missing.
Robert Martin
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Either something went wrong with uploading the attachment or downloading it... but all I get is a big white rectangle.
Rather than screenshot... what's the verbage on the error message?
Robert Martin
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Please open the project in TestComplete and show us what that project test item is and what element is being run.
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That shows us the log for running the script itself... but not for the test items. We need to see the test item screen for the project itself. TestExecute needs to know what test items to run.
Robert Martin
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Still not quite right... which kind of tells me what I need to know...
Go to View -> Organize Tests.
Those are your test items. when you run a project, this is what TestComplete (and TestExecute) use to determine what to run in what order. It can be very simplistic (as it is in my case) where you have one TestItem that launches a framework structure to execute a seriest of tests... or it can be complex with nested groupings and dependencies and such to structure the flow of your project.
No matter what... this is where the Test Items live... and if a test item (in your case ProjectTestItem1) is mis configured, you'll get the error your reported in TestExecute indicating that the element cannot be found.
Robert Martin
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Why automate? I do automated testing because there's only so much a human being can do and remain healthy. Sleep is a requirement. So, while people sleep, automation that I create does what I've described above in order to make sure that nothing gets past the final defense of the testing group.
I love good food, good books, good friends, and good fun.
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