Distributed Testing for Test Automation

TestExecute is a lightweight, fast, and easy-to-use runtime license that helps reduce testing time by splitting tests created using TestComplete on distributed infrastructure containing physical as well as virtual machines. Save time by executing multiple TestComplete desktop, mobile, and web tests across distributed environments, devices, and wide range of technologies, including .NET, Winforms, AngularJS  Java, WPF, Oracle, HTML5, iOS, Android in parallel.

TestExecute is ideal for setting up parallel test runs remotely via a Continuous Integration system such as Jenkins or Azure DevOps through an easy-to-use Command Line Interface (CLI) or REST API. You can automatically start a user session on a remote machine, run entire projects or a subset of your tests, receive test run status real-time using REST API, and even send reports back to your test management or reporting system for traceability.

Get one master summary report across all tests run on physical and virtual machines. Use easy-to-read pie charts to spot pass/fail trends and analyze results across tests from a single place. Detailed descriptions, including clear and actionable reasons for failure, are even provided at the child item level.

You can even export these reports in common file formats such as JUnit, HTML or MHT to share them with other stakeholders. Screenshots captured during test execution help figure out any UI inconsistencies during recording and running of tests. You also get a detailed log of all actions that were performed as the tests are being run across different  physical and virtual machines.

Use TestExecute to run mobile, web, and desktop tests on physical or virtual machines that don’t have TestComplete installed. Save money and get better return on your investment as there is no need to buy full TestComplete license for executing or distributing tests across different systems. 

Split test runs across development and staging environments within a public cloud or behind corporate firewall and proxies. Use out of the box synchronization events to coordinate actions across tests run as part of a suite. You even get a single consolidated report after tests have been run.