Detaching events in remote tests
Is it possible to detach an event in a test running on a remote host? More precisely: - I'm using OnNetVarChange event to trigger some event on slave project - The event handler should be called only by master project I ve added the command Event.EventName.DetachFromTestComplete() at beginning of slave routine, but apparently it does not prevent the event handler to be executed on the slave. I'm using TestComplete v11.30 , Python script. Best Regards, Giovanni
'Invalid address' and 'Unable to launch a remote instance of TestComplete (TextExecute)' issues
I am encountering an issue with Networksuite during distributed testing. With one master machine and 2 slave machines, Networksuite can't recognize host addresses which are of the same domain with the master machine. Error is "Invalid address" Then, I disable the firewall of the machines. Afterwhich, this error- 'Unable to launch a remote instance of TestComplete (TextExecute)' occurs. Is this a limitation of trial version or just a problem with configuration? thank you :)
Automated tests do not run. Test cases go to state "In progress" and then shortly after to "Active"
We use TFS to trigger tests. Build: Build TestComplete interface solution that connects test cases toTestComplete tests. Deploy: Copies files to slaves. Test: Distrbuted test. Connected to Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) Test plan. When queuing a new build, the Build and deploy part seems to work just fine. The test part does not work. I can see in MTM that the test cases get the state "In Progress", but only for a second or two. Then they return to state "Active". No log is posted to the test cases. No log posted to the build. The build finishes as Partially succeeded. When I go and check the build log, I can see that 0 of 14 have passed. When I log onto the computer where the tests are to be run, I can open TestComplete and the project without any problems. We have 9 other systems like this that all work fine, and I don't see a difference when it comes to the build definition. Has anyone seen this kind of issue before? I'm officially stuck.