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Steps to get started – In
order to get you started
with TestComplete, let
us take an example of
testing TestingGeek
itself.
- Open the
TestComplete application.
Create a new Project say
TestingGeekTesting.
- You can create it as
General Project, Object
driven Testing project or
Unit Testing. In the same
window you can specify the
language you will be using
for automation and the
location of your project.
For this example, we are
using Delphi. Select the
default options for it and
click on Finish.
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- You will have Delphi
Project created in the
project explorer. There will
be a default script by the
name of Unit1 created in the
script section of the
project, containing the Main
routine. Like most of the
languages, Main is the
starting point for your
automation.
- Now you need to add
the TestApps (Application
that you need to
test/launch) in the list of
Tested Application, in our
case it is the firefox
browser. You can see the
TestedApps icon in the left
project explorer browser.
Just R-click and add the
Firefox exe.
- At this point of
time, you have option of
either recording or writing
scripts for the test cases
you want to automate.
- This code is
written using combination of
both. i.e starts with
recording and changing it
manually to make it robust
and efficient.
procedure Main;
var
process: olevariant;
w1 : olevariant;
AppWin : window;
begin
try
// Enter your code here.
process :=TestedApps.Items[0].Run;
//This code section will
wait for this window to load
before pressing
AppWin :=process.WaitWindow('MozillaUIWindowClass',
'Google - Mozilla Firefox',
1,9000);
AppWin.setfocus;
//Pressing Control + t to
open a new tab.
Appwin.Keys('^t');
AppWin.Keys('http://www.testinggeek.com[Enter]');
AppWin.Close;
except
Log.Error('Exception',
ExceptionMessage)
end;
end;
Now after running this
code you can see the
messages logged in the log
window.
TestingGeek hopes that
this information is
sufficient enough to get you
started with TestComplete.
In the next article we will
explore TestComplete IDE,
Object inspector and the
concept of stores.
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