TC11.30 TestedApps do not run when having an UNC path of network path
I have installed the latest TestComplete 11.30 yesterday. Now all my tests fail because the application will nog start anymore. The error is "The system cannot find the file specified." In the TestedApps we start an application on N:\path\start_data.bat When I browse in TestedApps the batch file can be found, and it worked on TC 11.20. When I start WinWord on the C-drive it starts. So it appears to be the network/UNC-patch that makes it inpossible to start.Solved5.2KViews1like17CommentsNeed to setup TestedApp for Chrome
I need to setup TestApp for Chrome. I had it at one time but apparently in a recent code merge I lost it. I have the following from an old support ticket: chrome.exe --disable-web-security --user-data-dir=c:\users\user\tempChromeProfile\ --disable-site-isolation-trials The TestedApp Settings are shown in the attached file. I can call the TestedApp just fine using the following in my code: var SelectedBrowser = eval(Project.Variables.TestBrowser); if(SelectedBrowser == -3) { Log.Event("Opening Chrome via the TestedApp"); TestedApps.chrome.Run(); } else { Browsers.Item(SelectedBrowser).Run(); }Solved1.5KViews0likes4CommentsHow can I set the default directory when running batch files in TC11.31?
In our TestComplete project we use a number of batch-files (.bat/.cmd) to run applications and scripts. These were located on a shared network drive, mapped to the client with a drive letter. In TC10 the batch-files ran without problems, but in TC11 we are getting an error: "'\\SERVER\Path to app\bin\' CMD.EXE was started with the above path as the current directory. UNC paths are not supported. Defaulting to windows directory." And my batch-scripts fail in several places. When I add applications (batch-files) to TestedPrograms using drive letters, the program is run using UNC-path. Is there a way to force TC11 to use the drive letters instead of the UNC-path?1.1KViews0likes3Comments