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| + | Now click on the arrow on the bottem right, and click with the right mouse button on TestExecute and click on "Open". | ||
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| + | After that search for the testproject in, for example SVN map and click again on "open". | ||
| + | An example of this window is shown on the picture below. | ||
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| + | At las, the testproject can now be run. | ||
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Revision as of 15:40, 31 October 2017
Introduction to TestExecute
TestExecute is created to run TestComplete tests on computers where TestComplete is not installed.
TestExecute is built on TestComplete technology. It supports all testing functionality provided by TestComplete Desktop, Web and Mobile modules, but uses less resources than TestComplete.
TestExecute only runs tests. To create tests, you use TestComplete. For information on creating tests, supported scripting languages and their specifics, Open Applications, Connected Applications, Test Log and much more, consult the TestComplete documentation.
Installation
In order to install TestExecute, follow the next page.
Configuration
After the installation the configuration of TestExecute does not cost much effort. Click on the TestExecute executable, TestExecute will start in the background.
Now click on the arrow on the bottem right, and click with the right mouse button on TestExecute and click on "Open".
After that search for the testproject in, for example SVN map and click again on "open". An example of this window is shown on the picture below.
At las, the testproject can now be run.
