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Re: Transfer License Manager to a different PC
Now I am confused. The license manager server has no TestComplete licesne itself. There is nothing to deactivate there. It only validates the license usage on other systems. that is, no license to execute an instance of TestComplete on the license server itself. That's why I thought my steps would be sufficient: 1. install the license manager standalone utility on the existing always-available server. 2. log onto each VM and use the sentinel utility to change the server IP from the old pc IP address to the new IP of the always-available server. 3. turn off the old license manager PC and set it by the road.2.1KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Transfer License Manager to a different PC
We have a bank of VMs with TestComplete floating licenses. Our current license server pc is old; it is beginning to exhibit symptoms of imminent failure. I would like to have the License Manager run on one of our always-available servers. Is it really as simple as: 1. install the license manager standalone utility on the existing always-available server. 2. log onto each VM and use the sentinel utility to change the server IP from the old pc IP address to the new IP of the always-available server. 3. turn off the old license manager PC and set it by the road. Is it really that simple?2.1KViews0likes4CommentsRe: COnverting from VBScript to python
I apologize for the confusion; I have attached the project zip file. The EMDSLoginProcedure.py executes correctly under TestComplete 12.20 when I use "Run current routine". The application starts. If EMDSLoginProcedure.py has successfully run, then I can execute TerminateEMDSProcedure.py when I use "Run current routine". The application terminates. The Scripts\Smoke folders contains EMDSLogin.py & TerminateEMDS.py. The code is the same as the two in the above paragraph EXCEPT they are not defined as functions - just straight code. My TestComplete project executes Script\Drivers\QA_SSLLibrary.py function QATestDriver(). The intent is to find all the files under a given folder (Smoke in this case) and then iterate through the list, executing them one-by-one. I repeat, The *Procedure.py files execute as desired when executed manually using "Run current routine". The QATestDriver() function locates all the tests in the folder, but I cannot execute them. Thanks for your persistence in dragging information out of me. I appreciate the help.1.1KViews0likes1CommentRe: COnverting from VBScript to python
No, this is not the solution. I have been using TestComplete since version 8. I am aware of that capability, which creates a real maintenance/execution issue when you have thousands of tests for the application, and you want to run ONE specific set of tests, such as smoke. Our framework has a driver located in the Script\Drivers Library module. This driver needs to locate the tests in the specified folder and execute tests from the requested set of tests, that is, from Script\Smoke. Sorry I didn't specify that earlier. WHen I execute the driver, it locates the python files in Script\Smoke, but fails to execute (various error messages). WHen I execute the code in Script\Smoke and it is defined as a function, I can select execute current routine and the code works. If I have it defined as a straight module to execute, python execution fails. It is marrying the driver that finds the files to execute and then attempts to execute them successfully that it fails.4KViews0likes5CommentsRe: COnverting from VBScript to python
I am using TestComplete 12.20 which has python 3.4. As a newbie to python, but a veteran of many other languages, I assumed that there was a problem in python FINDING my modules because of the folder structure I described (below). If I put all my modules in Project.Path plus Script, python finds and executes the modules (I think; that's what I am about to try), but we would like to group tests using the folder structure. Perhaps my assumption that I need to append my folders to PATH, but I have found nothing that lets me execute from that structure. My Project Script directory contains: Script Drivers folder QASSL_Library (Class modules and common procedures, including test driver) Smoke smoke test suite file .py Billing4KViews0likes7CommentsRe: Enhanced Community request
Specifically, the forums search field supports ONLY a dropdown of few topics - Community, Category, Users, Private messages. We are hanging framework languages from VB to python. What I desired is filtered results of forum posts that specifically applied to python.3.2KViews0likes1Comment