Hi Rupesh,

I'm afraid that support for Linux will not be implemented in the near future. However, we have
a corresponding suggestion in our DB, and your post has increased its rating.

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Best regards,
Allen - AQA Support
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Rupesh wrote:
> Hi Allen,
> Thanks. Can we expect Linux support in near future ?
> Is there in your road map to support Linux environment ?
> 
> Please respond.
> 
> Regards,
> Rupesh
> 
> 
> AutomatedQA Support <support@automatedqa.com> wrote:
>> Hi Rupesh,
>>
>> No, there is no way to do this. TestComplete can work only on an operating
> system of
>> the Windows family.
>>
>> --
>> Best regards,
>> Allen - AQA Support
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>> Rupesh wrote:
>>> Hi Allen,
>>> Thanks for your kind support, now we could test our flash applications.
>>> The whole problem was due to the absence of html, which should be available
>>> and loads the flash.
>>>
>>> BTW, we like to use TC for Unit Testing of our source in Linux.
>>> Is there any linux version available ??
>>>
>>> Please update us ASAP.
>>>
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot.
>>> Rupesh
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> AutomatedQA Support <support@automatedqa.com> wrote:
>>>> Hi Rupesh,
>>>>
>>>> Have you followed the instructions given in the "Making ActionScript
> 
>>>> Methods Available to TestComplete" section of the "Automated Unit 
>>>> Testing of Flash Applications" article? To be able to call methods 
>>>> declared in Flash application sources, you need to modify the source
> code.
>>>> If you still face any problems, please zip the entire project suite 
>>>> folder along with the test execution logs and send me the archive via
> 
>>>> the following web form:
>>>> http://www.automatedqa.com/support/message/
>>>> Also, it would be very helpful if you send us your application. Having
> 
>>>> the application, we'll try to help you with a sample demonstrating how
> 
>>>> to work with the flash in your case.
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> Best regards,
>>>> Allen - AQA Support
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Rupesh wrote:
>>>>> Hi Allen,
>>>>> I could locate the target flash object in the TestComplete object tree
>