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Best practices for dealing with a highly volatile desktop app
Up to now, my testing with one part of this product suite has been fairly smooth with some judicious wild cards in Name Mapping. But now I am working in the other part (anAdmin module), and it's making me crazy. Scenario: -All objects in the app are very badly labelled in the native code. Imagine a structure where the first object is mapped in the Object Browser as "Foo:Form > Foo:FooContainer > FooFrame" , and the next as "FooForm1>FooWMDClient>FooForm>FooFrame", and the third as...well, you get the idea. I've been trying to wild card full names in the Name Mapping Editor, but that hasn't helped with the problem in the next bullet point. I can start up recording a keyword test, successfully complete it, but then immediately after I can right-click on an element in the test and select "Highlight", and TestComplete will tell me that object doesn't exist. Any suggestions from people who have faced similar scenarios would be appreciated.Solved53Views0likes3CommentsRe: TestComplete15 Service and Virtual Machines
Vmware Version 7 update 3g CPU = 6 CPU cores Memory = 8GB Disk space - 80 GB I am running TestComplete on a VM as Operations here didn't want it installed on my laptop. Using a simple PowerShell script, I can see that the service consumes about 8 MB of the memory when TestComplete starts.12 months agoPlace TestComplete QuestionsTestComplete Questions230Views0likes0CommentsTestComplete15 Service and Virtual Machines
I have to run my copy of TestComplete on a VM due to company policies. The TestComplete15 service sets the CPU to 100% if I don't shut it down before I sign out of the VM, so then the VM becomes unusable and I have to open an internal ticket to get a reboot. I've developed PowerShell scripts as a workaround, but I'm wondering if anyone else has encountered the same problem and has a more elegant solution.325Views0likes2Comments