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0 QTP ALM/QC connection issue after upgrade The good news: my company finally upgraded last month from QC 10 to ALM 11. The not-so-great news is that since unable to connect the testing tool to the requested alm/qc server the upgrade, I've been dealing with lots of questions and issues from QTP
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users trying to connect to ALM11. The two main issues are QTP hanging when trying to connect to ALM, or
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users continually getting "Access is denied" errors. Here are the steps I've been using to resolve these issues: Make sure that ‘Reconnect to server on startup' is not selected If a user has
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the "Reconnect to server on startup" selected, QTP will attempt to reconnect to the old ALM/QC server every time it's started. First, you should to make sure QTP doesn't try to reconnect to the older ALM/QC instance, since it will attempt to automatically update the QC add-in control, inevitably causing version conflicts. To do this, go into the mic.ini and make sure all the automatic logins tdconnect.exe download values are set to 0. Navigate to the directory in which QuickTest Professional\bin is installed. Make sure the ‘ReconnectToDB' is not selected. Uninstall the HP QuickTest Add-in for ALM-QC Under Windows's Control Panel section, uninstall the HP QuickTest Add-in for ALM-QC. Install the new ALM/QC HP Quality Center Connectivity Navigate to ALM/QC server Add-Ins Page (http://YourQCServer/qcbin). Click on the Add-Ins Page link. Click on the HP Quality Center Connectivity. Download the Add-in to your local drive. (If you're running on Windows7, be sure to right-click on the TDConnect.exe and "Run as administrator." Start QTP and try connecting to the new ALM server Make certain the user is using the correct Server URL. The URL should not contain start_a.htm. The correct format is: http://YourQCServer/qcbin If you get an error message saying WebClient.dll access is denied, and QTP is on a Windows7 machine, close QTP and right-click on the QuickTest shortcut then "Run as administrator." Going Nuclear If the above does not resolve your issue, try the following: Delete the TD_80 folder (if it exists) under your Windows Temp folder. Uninstall the QC add-in. Delete the "QuickTest Add-in for…" under the Program Files\HP folder. Delete the registry key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\M
CalendarToday's Topics Sponsors: Lost Password? Home BetaSoft Blogs Jobs Training News Links Downloads You are not logged in. [Login] Main Index · Search · Active Topics New user · Who's Online · FAQ · Calendar uft unable to connect the testing tool to the requested alm/qc server Testing Tools >> HP ALM / Mercury Quality Center Previous Index Next cannot connect to alm in windows 10 Threaded Pages: 1 swarrier Junior Member Reged: 12/04/02 Posts: 23 Loc: Bangalore, Karnataka, India Error on connecting to Quality Center unable to connect to the alm server. please check the server url via VBScript #431568 - 11/08/07 06:00 AM Edit Reply Quote Quick Reply Hello All,When trying to connect to Quality Center via VBScript I get the following Windows Script https://www.joecolantonio.com/2012/10/22/qtp-how-to-fix-almqc-connection-issues-after-upgrade/ Host error. This error come up while the TDConnection.Login function is getting executedError: Session authenticity brokenCode: 80000482Please see below the code I have used=========================================================Sub getConnected Set tdc = CreateObject("tdapiole80.tdconnection") QCServer = <
our ALM11 server (previously Patch 6). Everything works fine for me and on the server. I have a specific client PC where they are getting this error: OTA version is not compatible with the Application Lifecycle Management server: http://eyeontesting.com/questions/2567/ota-version-is-not-compatible-error-after-applying.html http://ourserver:8080/qcbin/wcomsvr.dll OTA version: 11, OTA build number: 5934. Server version: 11, build number: 7274. Any Ideas? Jeffrey Gardner 1 People who like this Close Like · 1 · Add comment Comment 10 |600 characters needed characters left characters https://community.versionone.com/VersionOne-Lifecycle/Common-Questions/OTA_version_is_not_compatible exceeded ▼ Viewable by all users Viewable by moderators Viewable by moderators and the original poster Viewable by all users 4 Replies · Add your reply Sort: Best Answer Answer by PT Barnum · Sep 17, 2012 at unable to 05:50 PM This sometimes happens when the user does not have “full” rights on their PC in Windows 7. Even with a rt-click “Run as Administrator) when you launch IE, that may not give enough rights to install everything ALM wants to. See if you can get your internal PC support/desk-side assistance to help with this by logging in as a “real” admin on the box and then to IE to get the client components to update unable to connect (make sure to go all the way into a project to make sure it works). You might as well run the “ALM Client Registration” also – you may need it later. Then, have the user log back in again as themselves and everything should work fine… until you patch again. Comment DavidMofOSI Jeffrey Gardner 1 People who like this Close Like · 2 · Add comment · Share 10 |600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded ▼ Viewable by all users Viewable by moderators Viewable by moderators and the original poster Viewable by all users Answer by DavidMofOSI · Sep 18, 2012 at 08:57 AM To Update the OTA client installed on the problematic machine using the following procedure: 1. Login to the machine as admin user 2. Open the IE browser, 3. connect to the ALM server ( http://"ALMPCPlatformServerName"/qcbin) 4. select the Add-Ins page 5. Select "HP Quality Center Connectivity" 6. Download the Add-In 7. run the "TDConnect.exe" to update the OTA version Then restart IE and login to ALM-PC Comment bumbl3bbb People who like this Close Like · 1 · Add comment · Share 10 |600 characters needed characters left characters exceeded ▼ Viewable by all users Viewable by moderators Viewable by moderators and the original poster Viewable by all users Answer by tclasp · Sep 17, 2012 at 08:42 PM In my experience this occurs becau
global location OTA version is not compatible Last updated 11:47, 20 Jun 2016 Save as PDF ProblemSolution Editions This feature is available in all editions. Related Articles Converting a Story to a DefectHow do I resolve the "Cannot Connect to Database" error message?How to Import Data From ExcelLastPass Conflicts When Inserting Images and Member/Room AvatarsMy Excel template is corrupt and cannot be opened. How do I fix it?OTA version is not compatibleSQL 2008 Bug Fix Problem After attempting to run the VersionOne/Quality Center integration, there is an "OTA version is not compatible" error. After upgrading a Quality Center instance or after using a browser (Internet Explorer) that was previously used to open an older version of Quality Center, you might experience a class of errors that are related to the incorrect OTA when running the integration with a newer instance. OTA refers to the Quality Center API (Open Test Architecture). When you browse to your Quality Center instance for the first time, some dlls are downloaded to location Program file > Common Files > Mercury Interactive > Qualty Center. After executing the VersionOne.Servicehost.exe, the process loads the OTA dll and makes an attempt to connect to Quality Center but throws an exception since the OTA is out of date. The console errors look similar to this: Failed to execute QualityCenter connection validation System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException (0x80047535): OTA version is not compatible with the Application Lifecycle Management server Solution Fefresh the OTA libraries. Open a browser and go to Quality Centeron the machine that you are trying to run the integration on. If you have a url like "http://hpmercury10:8080/qcbin/start_a.htm" to access Quality Center, cut off the "start_a.htm" to get the screen that you need to be on. Click Add-Ins Page Then c