About Tested Applications

Each test project can contain a list of tested applications with relevant information on each application, like launch parameters or the number of instances to launch. You use this list to store information on applications the current project will test. An “application” in the list can be executable, or a batch file, or any other file.

The project’s Tested Applications collection (the default name of this project item is TestedApps) stores the list of tested applications. Thanks to this list, there is no need to launch all necessary applications manually every time you start a test. You can add applications to the Tested Applications collections and later launch all of them at once by using the appropriate methods in your keyword tests and scripts.

TestComplete supports testing of many different application types. The Tested Applications collection can have appropriate items:

• Generic Windows applications (.NET, WPF, Delphi, and so on). They can be launched normally, under another user account, under a profiler or in debug mode.

• Windows Store applications.

• Web and RIA applications (Flash, Flex, Silverlight).

• Java applications.

• Java Web Start applications, including Oracle Forms applications running out-of-browser.

• AIR applications.

• Android applications.

• iOS applications.

• Mobile web applications that are open in the mobile browser emulator.

• ClickOnce-deployed .NET and WPF applications.

See Also

Project Items
About Tested Android Applications
About Tested iOS Applications
Adding Tested Applications
Running Tested Applications