Testing FoxPro Applications

Applies to TestComplete 14.10, last modified on June 5, 2019

With TestComplete, you can test almost any applications, including those created with Microsoft Visual FoxPro v. 7.0 or later. You can test these applications in the same manner as you would test any other Windows application: you can simulate user actions, such as mouse clicks, keyboard input, and so on. See Simulating User Actions and Working With Standard Windows Controls for details. You could also record or create low-level test procedures and make use of other testing features supported by TestComplete (see Project Items).

Access to user interface elements in FoxPro applications is provided by the Microsoft Active Accessibility Support plugin. This plugin is installed and enabled automatically.

To use the plugin, you must have a license for the TestComplete Desktop module.

How to Test FoxPro Applications with TestComplete

Explains how to configure your TestComplete project to enable support for FoxPro applications, explore the application’s objects exposed by the MSAA engine and retrieve data from the application.
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Requirements

Contains information on plugins required for functional testing of FoxPro applications.

Using Microsoft Active Accessibility

Explains how you can test applications that support Microsoft Active Accessibility.

About Recording Automated Tests

Contains basic information on recording in TestComplete.

Running, Pausing and Stopping Automated Tests

Contains general information on running tests in TestComplete.

Testing Approaches

Describes different testing types supported by TestComplete.

Writing Scripts - Overview

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See Also

Desktop Application Testing
Applications Testing

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