Are there checkpoints available in TestComplete?
A.: To check a value of an object property, you can use the if … then script statement to compare the object property with the desired value and then perform actions according to the comparison results. For example: [VBScript] If EditBoxObj.wText = “TestValue” Then Call Log.Message(“Correct”) Else Call Log.Error(“Incorrect”) End If Additionally, in TestComplete 6 you can use the following checkpoint types: • Property checkpoints – verify an object’s property value. • Object checkpoints – verify collections of object properties. • Table checkpoints – verify data in tabular controls (grids, list views, list boxes, etc.) • File checkpoints – compare files. • XML checkpoints – compare XML documents. • Database checkpoints – verify data stored in a database. • Region checkpoints – compare images, or searches for an image within another image. • Web service checkpoints – verify responses of web service’s methods. • Web accessibility checkpoints – perform various checks of web pages (for ex
A.: To check a value of an object property, you can use the if … then script statement to compare the object property with the desired value and then perform actions according to the comparison results. For example: [VBScript] If EditBoxObj.wText = “TestValue” Then Call Log.Message(“Correct”) Else Call Log.Error(“Incorrect”) End If Additionally, since TestComplete 6 you can use the following checkpoint types: • Property checkpoints — verify an object’s property value. • Object checkpoints — verify collections of object properties. • Table checkpoints — verify data in tabular controls (grids, list views, list boxes, etc.) • File checkpoints — compare files. • XML checkpoints — compare XML documents. • Database checkpoints — verify data stored in a database. • Region checkpoints — compare images, or searches for an image within another image. • Web service checkpoints — verify responses of web service’s methods. • Web accessibility checkpoints — perform various checks of web pages (for
