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The application under test crashes without any messages or error windows. Can TestComplete help me find the cause of the crash?

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The application under test crashes without any messages or error windows. Can TestComplete help me find the cause of the crash?

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A.: You can obtain the exception call stack: compile your application with the debugger information and run under TestComplete using the DbgServices object. If an exception occurs, TestComplete will post the call stack to the log. See the “Tracing Events and Exceptions in Tested Applications” topic in TestComplete help and try the \Samples\Scripts\DbgServices example. You can find the call stack another way: compile the application with debug information, run it under the Exception Trace profiler in AQtime and then launch a TestComplete script. If an exception occurs, AQtime’s Event View panel will display its call stack.

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A.: You can obtain the exception call stack: Compile your application with the debugger information and run it under TestComplete using the DbgServices object. If an exception occurs, TestComplete will post the call stack to the log. See also the “DbgServices Object” help topic and try the \Samples\Scripts\DbgServices example. There is another way to find the call stack: Compile the application with debug information, run it under the Exception Trace profiler in AQtime and then launch a TestComplete script. If an exception occurs, AQtime’s Event View panel will display its call stack.

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