What is Test Complete Tool? How it is useful?

TestComplete tool offers support to different technologies such as C++Builder, .Net, Java, Visual
Basic, Flex, Flash mobile and the web system.

This tool helps testers develop their test cases in different languages like VB Script, Javascript,
python and Delphi script etc. This tool is free for 30 days of signing up the form.

Why Use this tool?

 This tool offers a different kind of test automation capabilities. Below are some of these:

Keyword Testing: Using the built-in keyword-driven test editor testers can develop
Keyword-driven frameworks with ease.

Scripted Testing: Testers can write test scripts from scratch or modify recorded ones in a
built-in editor

Test Record and Playback: Provides the basic mechanism of record and playback for test
creation. The recorded test cases can be modified as needed

Integration to Bug Tracking Software: Integrates with various bug tracking software such as
Jira, Bugzilla, etc. It can be used to modify or create items in bug tracking software using an
issue tracking template

Data-Driven Testing: Easy data extraction from CSV files, database tables, Excel sheets, etc.

Test Visualizer: Captures screenshots during test execution allowing us to differentiate between
expected and actual screens.

Minimum System Requirements

Operating System: Microsoft Windows XP Professional 32/64 bit.

Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo 2 GHz or higher.

Ram: 2 GB of RAM on other operating systems.

Hard Disk: 1 GB of free disk space for installation.

Resolution: 1024 × 768 or higher display resolution.

Mouse or other pointing devices.

Where We can perform testing with Testcomplete

You may create test for Web Based Project

Recording a Test for the Web Application

Creating Test on Desktop Based Applications

Recording the test for Desktop based Application

Conclusion

In this post, we have been through a basic introduction about Test complete. For completing test
cases you need to firstly install the test complete in the system where you want to test.
To know more in depth see below video.