Use the TestedApps editor to view and manage the list of tested applications in the current test project and configure tested application launch parameters.

Here is a sample view of the editor:

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To Open the Editor

Switch to the Project Explorer panel (if it is hidden, select View > Project Explorer from the main menu of TestComplete).
Double-click the TestedApps project item or any of tested application items listed under the TestedApps node.

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Right-click the TestedApps project item in the Project Explorer and select Edit from the context menu.

TestComplete will open the TestedApps editor in the Workspace panel.

Information on the Editor

Tested Applications List

The left part of the editor contains the list of tested applications defined in your project. Each tested application in the list has its unique name that lets distinguish two entries that refer to the same executable but have different properties (different path, parameters and so on). Each application in the list also displays the full name of the corresponding executable and the application’s icon (if the item refers to a non-existing executable file, it has the icon).

Launch Parameters

The right part of the editor displays launch parameters of an application selected in the tested applications list. Launch parameters are divided into two groups: Basic Parameters and Run-Mode Parameters. The basic parameters are the same for all applications. The run-mode parameters depend on the application type and run mode.

Properties

The footer area of the editor displays some properties of the tested application selected in the list:

Command line - The command-line that will be used to launch the application.
Script line - The script code which you can use to launch the application from your scripts. To launch the application from keyword tests, use the Run TestedApp operation.

More Information on the Editor

For information on …	See these topics …
Tested application parameters	Run Modes and Parameters
Common tasks you can accomplish in the editor	Working With the TestedApps Editor

TestComplete allows you to customize the layout of any of its panels and editors to better meet your needs. For example, you can change the TestedApps editor’s size, position and docking, hide the editor or make it visible. To learn how to customize the TestComplete interface, see Customizing TestComplete.

More Information on Managing Tested Applications

For information on how to …	See these topics …
Add applications to the project’s tested application collection	Adding Tested Applications
Define the application to be tested during the project creation	Defining Applications to Test
Add Java and JavaFX applications to the project’s tested application collection	Adding Java and JavaFX Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add Java Web Start applications (or Oracle Forms Web Start applications) to the project’s collection of tested applications	Adding Java Web Start Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add Windows Store applications to the project’s tested application collection	Adding Windows Store Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add AIR applications to the project’s tested applications collection	Adding AIR Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add Android applications to the project’s tested applications collection	Adding Android Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add iOS applications to the project’s Tested Applications collection	Adding iOS Applications to the List of Tested Applications
Add ClickOnce applications to the project’s tested applications collection	Adding ClickOnce Applications to Tested Applications
Work with tested applications from tests	Working With Tested Applications in Tests

About TestedApps Editor