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Re: Running TestedApp in RunAs mode
Exactly thats the same behavior i get with our application. I decided to not use substituted drives and instead make a windows environment variable with the path set to our application, with this i can start in RunAs mode without any problem.702Views0likes0CommentsRe: Using Session Creator for automatic testing
The user account i am using to start SessionCreator is a normal windows user, named testcompleteuser. The program which gets started as administrator is the application we are trying to test (our own product). Under normal circumstances the tested application is not started as administrator, for example when TestComplete is started manually under testcompleteuser and the TestProject is exectued, the tested application will start as the singed in user. However when the same Project is started over the SessionCreator, the tested application will start as administrator even when setting the right user in the parameters for the SessionCreator. The SessionCreator requirements are all fulfilled.687Views0likes0CommentsRe: Using Session Creator for automatic testing
The user we are using for SessionCreator is able to run the Command without issues. We are getting the same behavior when we start to program with the SessionCreator as we get when it is started as administrator. The Problem is that starting the program as administrator is not what we looking for in our tests.750Views0likes0CommentsUsing Session Creator for automatic testing
Hi we are facing problems with the SessionCreator running TestComplete as administrator, is there a way to make the SessionCreator start TestComplete as a normal user? The SessionCreator is used like this: ' "F:\SmartBear_Server\TestComplete 15\Bin\SessionCreator.exe" RunTest /UserName:BPS1\testcompleteuser /password:******** /ProjectPath:"E:\Entwicklung\AutoTest_Release\AutoTest_Skripte\BPSTest\TestProject\TestProject.mds" /UA 'SolvedAccessing Grid Cells in Delphi grids is very slow
Hello, I need to read a lot of values ( over 1000 rows and over 20 columns) in a custom grid we are using in our application, the access is working with the property "Content" at the grid other properties like "wValue" don't work. However accessing these grid data takes a too long time to actually work with big grids (10 rows need 12 seconds to only read and save with no other operation). Is there a way to access a complete row instead of each cell? I already tried the "Rows" property but this returns an object which doesn't have the text in it. The function I wrote to read a grid looks like this: function getGrid(Grid) { var GridExpectation = [] for(rows = 1; rows <= Grid.RowCount; rows = rows + 1) { arr = []; for(columns = 0; columns <= Grid.ColCount - 1; columns = columns + 1) { arr.push(Grid.GetContent(columns,rows)) } GridExpectation[rows] = arr; } return GridExpectation; } Thanks443Views0likes0Comments