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Re: TC not recognizing PrimeNg ContextMenu options
The only time I will update, is when I'm forced to do so - when TC stops working with the browser. Otherwise, I'll just carry on using the version that works for me. The latest version has issues locating the objects in their correct position and being non-responsive. See posts Elements detected, clicked in wrong location with Chrome | SmartBear Community and TestComplete stuck/freeze | SmartBear Community5Views0likes1CommentRe: TestComplete not recognizing WPF objects in interopped WPF window
My understanding is that TestComplete loses the ability to inject its WPF hooks properly. At that point, it falls back to Microsoft UI Automation. I don't think it can expose WPFObject when WPF is hosted via ElementHost and the host is embedded in a non-dotNet container. It's like WPF is effectively "sandboxed" from TestComplete’s WPF plugin.15Views0likes0CommentsRe: Migrating Desktop Automation Tests from CodedUI to TestComplete
Unfortunately, there isn't a feature or tool available to do this automatically. I had to migrate our CodeUI tests to TestComplete manually. Converting the code from C# to JavaScript was relatively straightforward, but the biggest challenge was configuring Name Mapping. Getting this to work reliably with our legacy web application proved to be difficult. However, it was achievable! You may want to do a POC (proof of concept), to ensure that TestComplete can identify all your controls used in your application. Also, see Supported Technologies and Applications53Views1like0CommentsRe: Region checkpoint
I'm not aware of any functions/methods that can do this. TestComplete's built-in image comparison is primarily pixel-based, so consistent environments (resolution, scaling, theme, etc.) are strongly recommended. Handling differences across environments usually requires either loosening comparison tolerances, focusing on specific regions, or using more advanced visual testing tools. TestComplete does work best when environments are identical - same resolution, DPI scaling, OS theme, font rendering, etc.31Views1like1Comment
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