The device cloud can be – - A private hub with Selenium Grid configured - Selenium Grid provided as a service by CrossBrowserTesting - Selenium Grid provided as a service by any other third-party provider (for example, Sauce Labs or Testing Bot) If you use the CrossBrowserTesting device cloud, you can easily connect to the needed device from TestComplete. You connect to the cloud and run tests there directly from within TestComplete. This makes these tests browser- and platform-independent: What's New in TestComplete 14.40: - Recorded cross-platform web test - You can run these cross-platform tests on your local computer or in a device cloud that has Selenium Grid installed.
To create cross-platform tests, you start a new TestComplete project and select a new check box in the Create Project wizard: What's New in TestComplete 14.40: - New recording mode - Click the image to enlarge it - You can then record a web test as you would normally do this To address web elements, new tests use CSS selectors and XPath expressions rather than Name Mapping items.
These browsers can work on various platforms, both Windows and non-Windows ones: macOS, Linux, Unix, or mobile Android and iOS.
You can now record (or create manually) web tests in one of the supported browsers – Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Internet Explorer – and then run these tests in a wide range of other browsers, including those that you don’t use for test creation, like Opera and Safari. Windows XP / Vista / Windows 7 / Windows 8 / Windows 10Ĭross-platform web testing: - TestComplete 14.4 introduces the new cross-platform approach to web testing.
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