Test Complete does not locate my Desktop app
Hi everyone, when I run every test, Test Complete does not minimize, so it does not locate my desktop app, this behavior happens 7 or 8 times, then it does minimize and locate my desktop app and the test runs. I want to mention that (on my properties project, on Playback) I do have the option: Minimize Test Complete clicked, but even though it takes so much time to run correctly, so I have to wait 7,8 or sometimes even 10 times for Test Complete to minimize and run my tests. Is there any solution for this issue? Thanks in advance Best regards
Object Recognition Challenges? Help Us Understand Your Use Cases
Hello TestComplete Community! We’re working on a new Visual Object Detection (VOD) capability powered by AI, designed to make it easier to test applications where traditional object recognition struggles. This feature aims to help you reliably identify visual elements that are hard to detect today. To make sure we’re building this in the most useful and relevant way, we’d love to learn more about your current challenges and use cases related to visual or hard-to-recognize objects. Your real-world scenarios will help shape how we design and prioritize VOD. Feel free to share your thoughts by replying directly to this post, or send me a private message if you prefer. Thank you in advance for your feedback we truly appreciate it! Temil Sanchez Product ManagerQT - Error No such interface supported
Has anyone been able to test modern QT applications 6.7 or 6.8 and get it to work. I cannot even get the simple example applications from QT to function. According to support currently 6.7 and 6.8 are supported, but neither seem to work. Just using the object browser shows error for most items, and none of the QT related methods are even displaying or accessible. See attached image. Any one have a solution to this? **I tried to upload a small zip file that contains the QT sample app, but the forum prevents it from being uploaded.
Trouble Recording Tests for WPF WebView2 Application – Entire Window Detected Instead of UI Elements
Hi everyone, I'm currently evaluating TestComplete to see if it's a good fit for testing my WPF application, which uses a WebView2 container to render our web-based UI. During my trial, I’ve run into a major roadblock: when I try to record tests or use the Object Spy, TestComplete only detects the entire application window as a single object. It doesn’t recognize or allow interaction with individual UI elements inside the WebView2 control. I’ve tried both keyword test recording and using the Object Spy, but neither approach identifies the DOM elements or controls within the WebView2 content. Instead, TestComplete treats the entire WebView2 area as a single object. Additionally, I wasn’t able to find any documentation or official guidance regarding TestComplete’s support for desktop applications using WebView2. This makes it difficult to determine whether this is a limitation of the tool or if there’s a configuration I’m missing. The previous posts regarding this issue are in the realm of 6-8 years old so I'm hoping there is a current fix to this issue. Has anyone successfully tested a WPF + WebView2 application with TestComplete? Are there any configurations, plugins, or workarounds that allow TestComplete to access and interact with the DOM inside WebView2?
Getting “NameError: 'aqFileSystem' is not defined” after upgrading to TestComplete v15.77.6.7 (x64).
This issue did not occur in the previous versions of TestComplete. It seems that the aqFileSystem object is no longer being recognized or initialized properly after the latest update. Can anyone find a solution to solve this issue???
Sys.OleObject. Microsoft Office (Word, Excel)
I want to get the properties and methods of an already running Microsoft Office (Word, Excel) application. For this I use OLE object but I get an error "This command is not available because no document is open." I take into account what is written in the documentation: Note for Microsoft Office users: In order to be able to get an OLE object for an already running application, this application must be registered in the Running Object Table (ROT). However, Microsoft Office applications that are launched from the shell (for example, from the Start menu or the TestedApps project item) do not register their running objects at startup, but rather once the application loses focus. So, if you obtain an OLE object for an already running Office application, you may get errors when accessing its properties and methods (for more information on this problem, see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/238610/). To work around the problem, you can activate any window other than the tested Office application before attaching to its OLE server. This will allow the Office application to register itself in the ROT, so you will be able to work with it via OLE. In scripts, you can activate a window using the Activate or Click action. For example, use the following statement to activate the Windows taskbar This worked in TestComplete9 but doesn't work now (TestComplete15). Maybe there is some solution for this case? I use DelphiScript
