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Re: Mobile Web Tests with Safari browser
Hisimonaferrara The general concept is that you would create TestComplete web tests locally on your Windows machine in whatever browser you wish, then run that same test on another browser using BitBar. There is no requirement for you to have a Mac or access to Safari as BitBar provides that capability. Take a look at this short video for a working example of exactly this scenario :https://smartbear.wistia.com/medias/5odeoa03kv183Views1like0CommentsRe: Object spy issue for a desktop application
You can perform testing in VDI's, but TestComplete must be installed and accessed on the same machine as the application under test so it may access all application internals. Regards the Object Tree differences, it is impossible to comment without seeing at least a screenshot of the two instances.330Views0likes2CommentsRe: Object spy issue for a desktop application
Hiabishekhari007 I would check the scaling settings for the application under test and TestComplete are set to "Application". You can find this by right-clicking on each app launcher icon, click on Compatibility tab then "High DPI Settings". Make sure the High DPI scaling is set to Application. If this still does not work, I suggest sending a support ticket which, if an issue is found, can be escalated to the dev team to investigate. https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/message/ Thanks551Views0likes1CommentRe: Real mobile devices
Hiḥari- BitBar does not connect to Selenium Grid - BitBar is its own Grid/Device Cloud. TestComplete connects to BitBar to run tests on the BitBar device cloud. You can review this method to connect to another provider/Grid : If you use any other Selenium Grid provider320Views1like0CommentsRe: Real mobile devices
No, this information pertains to running TestComplete tests on BitBar. To run your Selenium scripts on BitBar, you don't need TestComplete, you can generate the required capabilities in the BitBar UI and connect to the remote webdriver directly. See here : BitBar : Automated Testing423Views1like2CommentsRe: Real mobile devices
Hiḥari No, that applies to native mobile apps only. To run Web tests on a mobile browser in BitBar, you would use either the Run Remote Browser operation or configure parallel device cloud environments in the Execution Plan. Take a look at the two videos on this page for a quick demonstration of running Web tests on BitBar mobile browsers : Cross-Platform Web Tests455Views1like1CommentRe: Real mobile devices
hiḥari This is the updated link :https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/mobile/device-cloud/index.html Mobile testing on real devices through TestComplete refers to Native Mobile app testing, where you can connect to one of our mobile devices to create and run your tests. For web testing you can create cross-platform web tests locally and then run them on BitBar using the Run Remote Browser operation, or by setting up cloud environments in your execution plan. You can read about this here :Running Cross-Platform Web Tests in Parallel559Views2likes1Comment