Hi,
My question, Is Ranorex able to attach to an already open browser?
The application that I am trying to Automate is a desktop application, however, some of its' operation happen within a browser, which is opened by clicking a button on the desktop application. How do I automate this application using Ranorex.
Thanks in advance,
Sudeepto.
Attaching to a browser
Re: Attaching to a browser
Hi,
The advantage of Ranorex is that it can seamlessly automate all kind of apps, so there should be no problem doing desktop and web-based automation in the same recording/test case. Once the required elements are stored in repository, you can do whatever you want with them. Have you tried to record your test actions?
The advantage of Ranorex is that it can seamlessly automate all kind of apps, so there should be no problem doing desktop and web-based automation in the same recording/test case. Once the required elements are stored in repository, you can do whatever you want with them. Have you tried to record your test actions?
Pavel Kudrys
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Re: Attaching to a browser
Hi Sudeepto,
For e.g. what you can do is:
Use a Ranorex XPath on your repository item /dom[@domain~'myDomain' and ChildIndex='0']
or use the Host.Local.Find() method over a UserCode Module.
Regards
Dan
For e.g. what you can do is:
Use a Ranorex XPath on your repository item /dom[@domain~'myDomain' and ChildIndex='0']
or use the Host.Local.Find() method over a UserCode Module.
Regards
Dan