Automatic test application for a "no user" application

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I need find a way to test an application automatically. But this program have hundred GUI pages, and need a lot of test engineers time to test all of page (FORMS).

So I looking some way, that I can set some script to move mouse, enter keyboard from other computer to simulate a tester to move mouse and type. I had found "USB-KM" could send mouse/keyboard actions from the "TESTER" to "target" PC - which run this application. Now I want we could recording the tester action and later replay it.

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Lu

What I have tried:

automatic Testing application - recording / replay a tester action

Posted 15-Jun-16 10:08am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 15-Jun-16 21:54pm

Not clear. If you are looking for the available application for test automation which can perform such kind of tests, this is, strictly speaking, off-topic — this forum is not an application-finding service.
If you want to develop such application, you would need to ask the questions related to your problems.
—SA

RedDk 16-Jun-16 13:37pm

http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/7466/Writing-a-Macro-Recorder-Player-using-Win-Journa

An oldie but a goodie ...

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